2. problem #1 - emailemail is #2 largestphoto storage
servicehidden from viewunaccessible to cloud servicescomplex to
transfermixture of gems & junk 3. firehose of sharingproblem #2
4. personal + shared stuffscattered all over the placeproblem #3 5.
emailstoragesocialmobiledesktop 6. Business Modelpartner appsphoto
printingphoto bookscontent providers+ many morezeromobiledesktoptv+
many moreapiapps 7. zeroeasiest way to move photos to cloud storage
8. Breaking DownContent Wallsprovisional patents (5) on credential
brokeremailstoragesocialmobiledesktop 9. Status: Open Beta(~750
people)frontend backend + APIscredential brokerintegrationsmeta web
service 10. Early User ReactionsThe AnyCloud MomentThis is sweet!
Dropboxmade it100 times better for me :)It feels effortless getting
all your photos in oneplace put into the same original folders you
wouldfind them in on Facebook etc.. All easy to flickthrough and at
a size where you can easily find thefolder/pictures you need. I
love that all your friendsphotos get added as well and all your
photos youhave been tagged in all easily available.Nice idea! All
the pics there, so fast, isgreat. Good job guys.Clean, simple,
intuitive. I really, really like howthis website operates. Its
simple for me toaccess photos without having to dig through allof
my accounts... This is simple enough that mymom would be able to
use it. I dont really haveanything negative to say about this.I
like being able to consolidate all of myonline photos in one
location.Its nice to have one place to look whenattempting to find
a photo - I take literallythousands of pictures, but tend to spread
themout over various accounts due to either privacyconcerns or
space limitations.Great job on consolidating photo services into
onecoherent overview with a good UX. Especially likethe animations
when opening a folder/gallery.Enjoyed the speed with which the
pictures arecollected from the connected sites.Compared to other
similar sites, this was superiorin every way. I might end up using
this as my newphoto integrator. Thank you.Id like to point out that
this is a brilliant idea - anddespite the fact that its in alpha it
still astonishes.more comments here 11. The AnyCloud
Momenthttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjFu1LhOic0 12. TeamBrian
JenkinsFounder & CEOAndy WaddellFounder & CTODavid
SimkinCPOVP, Marketing & Product SkyPilot and AirFlow4 startups
(1 IPO, 3 acquisitions) / EE & CPS / MBAProduct Development
iControl, Fanfare4 startups (1 IPO, 3 acquisitions)20 years,
UX/product design consultantPh.D. in cognitive
psychologyAdvisorsMatt Murphy Former CMO, Lemon / Founder,
AppsuritiesDonna Wells Former CMO, Mint / CEO, MindflashKristin
McDonnell Former CEO, LimeLife / Founder, M33 PartnersAaron Simkin
Product ManagementKingston Duffie Technologist & entrepreneur /
founder, LumanistOther Felix Xiao, iOS developer (intern)Offshore
Russian developers & QABethany Worm MarketingRyan Panos
Front-End Developer 13. Organic
searchBloggersProgramsAdvertisingFacebookAdWordsCustomer
AcquisitionLaunch Growth MaturitySEODirect EmailGrowth Hacking+
Online Ads+ Partners+ Content SEOPRViral apps for $0 when inviting
friendsAnyCloud blog+ ContentMarketingFacebook, TwitterSocial
Media+ MobileLTV$8CAC$3Social Sharing 14. company statusfundraising
provisional patent application (5)bootstrapped by founders
($50k)initial prototypefrictionless contributionfrictionless
accesscloud-to-cloud transfer between accounts for asingle
usercloud-to-cloud transfer between two usersaccountscloud-to-cloud
transfer from multiple users to asingle accountfriends & family
($75k)current serviceraising $500k ($150k committed)company launch
june 1, 2013 15. competitive landscapeimporterscompetitive
advantages anycloud defensibilitymobile-onlyexamples: circ,
reveloffers method to import content frommultiple locations into
their own servicechoice user selects where to storecontentcontent
not just personal but all contentever sharedconvenience any-to-any
transfersprovisional patents (5 methods forcredential broker)meta
service (not just mobile) for access& interlinking servicesapi
for 3rd-party appsexamples: cooliris, pixableprovides browsing of
photos from multipleservices 16. market sizeMarket Segment Number
of UsersEmailGmailHotmailYahoo!(85% of
population)425M360M302MSocialFacebookGoogle+Twitter(62% of
population)693M343M288MCloud (general)Microsoft
SkyDriveDropboxBox.comGoogle Drive(20% of
population)200M100M10M10MCloud
(photos)PhotobucketInstagramFlickr100M90M51MCloud (videos)YouTube
300M 17. PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIALRaising $500K($150K already
committed)DeeperBroader100K users in 2013 18. massive marketreal
pain pointsproven technologyexperienced team 19.
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