Jack Cohen

Long live @muellaire - this product is so beautifully & thoughtfully built. 🫶

Social is dead. Long live social. 👏🏼 Acquaintance social (FB & IG) is done… tight-knit, human-first, healthy social like Any Distance is here to stay & I’m all for it. 🚀 I've been testing 4.0 for weeks and it’s *so* refreshing. Bravo @lukesbeard + team.

Clay is one of the most well-designed, impactful apps I use. For anyone looking to spend more time understanding the true depth and strength of their network (pro & personal), Clay is for you. Bravo to @zmh and @achariam on the launch. Been a huge fan and user for years. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

YES! Pineapple is one of my favorite new platforms - it’s completely rethinking the way the next generation thinks about professional growth and community in a way that’s refreshing, visual, and based in personal storytelling. Cannot not say enough good things about the Pineapple leadership team and as someone who sees thousands of consumer apps/platforms every year, this is *definitely* one to...

I've been a huge fan of Sam's since the days of Journal and this time around the product is even more powerful, helpful, and a classic 'how did I do work without this' type experience. The beauty of Heyday is that it works seamlessly alongside you *without* being annoying. When you go looking for it, it's loaded with incredibly useful content that makes life easier, smarter, and just downright...

Congrats, Sam! This looks awesome.

Congrats squad! Excited to make Tango a more constant part of my daily workflow. Anything @dangio25 (and co) touches turns to gold err... orange. ;)

I've been using Glass for the last year or so and it's incredibly exciting as a photographer who's tried every app under the sun that's attempted capturing the magic that is photo community. The fact that to "like" a photograph, you have to leave a comment is creating a real connectivity with the other photographers on the app. The lack of an algorithm is wildly refreshing and the quality of...

There have been hundreds (maybe thousands?) of new tools that have sprouted up during the last year to bring us closer together with our colleagues, but *none* are as effective, seamless, or simply delightful as Donut. This is the best way to build real connectivity between you and your teammates in a way that feels natural, not intrusive, productive, not pushed, and organic, not inauthentic....

Twitter Spaces without a doubt. The core difference here is that on Twitter you're already by definition following people you care about whereas on Clubhouse you have to build an entirely new social web. The latter, which spent far too long in a hyper-exclusive beta, fell victim to a huge loss of quality on the platform when it was opened up more broadly. They deserve credit where it's due in...

Easily one of the most intuitive consumer apps to come out in the last few years and an obvious homerun from Luke & Daniel. If you walk, run, bike, hike, ski, or anything else that's *not* sitting on your couch, you'll want to download this to beautify your activities. Think Unfold meets Strava (or insert Apple Health, etc.).

The noisier the audio space gets, the clearer it becomes how Roadtrip floats high above it all. This is a *truly* exceptional product with a strong perspective and Brian & Mazz have worked tirelessly to refine and refine until it's near perfection. Must-download app of 2020. ♥️