September 25, 2013 at 16:40Domestic projects on Kickstarter and Indiegogo
Do you think that there are almost no domestic projects at the COP? You are mistaken! There are always domestic guys on Kickstarter and Indigo! I tried in one post to fit brief information about all the current domestic projects on the COP and Indy.
1. Petcube - a home gadget that allows you to watch and play with your pet using your smartphone, even when you are far from it, and a mobile application with video broadcasts and the ability to play friends with your pets.
The project has already raised $ 43k from $ 100k and will last 41 days.
At Kickstarter, this project was doomed to success. Back in May, all the world media wrote about this startup, all that was left was to wait for the guys to prepare materials for Kickstarter and how much they could collect there.
The project received $ 37.5k for the first day. Most likely, the final fees will be around $ 150k-200k. It's very nice!
I advise everyone to read this article , in which the device’s developer tells how to get into the world media without money =)
2. Steam squad is a turn-based tactical wargame that takes place during the First World War in an alternative universe.
The project has already raised $ 32k of $ 50 and will last 21 days. He clearly expects success. And the authors of the project are guys from St. Petersburg!
3. Septikon- This is a project in whose team I am a member. This is a tactical board game in the NF genre and the style of retro futurism. We have already collected almost $ 25k from the declared $ 15 and we have three hours left until the end, so at the time you read this post - the project will already be in the category of “Successfully funded” =). Finally, you can relax and write more often =)
4. Victoria Wallet - another thin wallet. The project has already raised $ 1.2k from the declared $ 0.8k. It's funny that I even gave money to one similar project from a Russian-speaking author. It was The Magic Wallet.that came to me a week ago. I didn’t order it myself, but to a friend, so I still couldn’t do a detailed review of it. But the quality of the wallet I received leaves much to be desired, and this is sad. I hope that this project will be more serious =)
We are moving from Kickstarter to Indigo. With the fees here, everything is completely sad.
5. Moshotus - a palm rest that will help your brush not to get tired and not to suffer from constant work at the computer. The project has so far collected only $ 230 of $ 32k, although it is well prepared and looks pretty good. Apparently, as always, the press let us down.
6. Key fob- A mini-battery for your i-device, which you can always take with you on the key chain. The project has not yet collected a dime. It looks rather weak in terms of design and originality of the idea.
7. Escape Machines is a game. In my opinion, she’s ugly and boring, she has zero fees.
And these are only those projects that I know about. Perhaps there are those who successfully collect money without falling into my field of view =)
1. Petcube - a home gadget that allows you to watch and play with your pet using your smartphone, even when you are far from it, and a mobile application with video broadcasts and the ability to play friends with your pets.
The project has already raised $ 43k from $ 100k and will last 41 days.
At Kickstarter, this project was doomed to success. Back in May, all the world media wrote about this startup, all that was left was to wait for the guys to prepare materials for Kickstarter and how much they could collect there.
The project received $ 37.5k for the first day. Most likely, the final fees will be around $ 150k-200k. It's very nice!
I advise everyone to read this article , in which the device’s developer tells how to get into the world media without money =)
2. Steam squad is a turn-based tactical wargame that takes place during the First World War in an alternative universe.
The project has already raised $ 32k of $ 50 and will last 21 days. He clearly expects success. And the authors of the project are guys from St. Petersburg!
3. Septikon- This is a project in whose team I am a member. This is a tactical board game in the NF genre and the style of retro futurism. We have already collected almost $ 25k from the declared $ 15 and we have three hours left until the end, so at the time you read this post - the project will already be in the category of “Successfully funded” =). Finally, you can relax and write more often =)
4. Victoria Wallet - another thin wallet. The project has already raised $ 1.2k from the declared $ 0.8k. It's funny that I even gave money to one similar project from a Russian-speaking author. It was The Magic Wallet.that came to me a week ago. I didn’t order it myself, but to a friend, so I still couldn’t do a detailed review of it. But the quality of the wallet I received leaves much to be desired, and this is sad. I hope that this project will be more serious =)
We are moving from Kickstarter to Indigo. With the fees here, everything is completely sad.
5. Moshotus - a palm rest that will help your brush not to get tired and not to suffer from constant work at the computer. The project has so far collected only $ 230 of $ 32k, although it is well prepared and looks pretty good. Apparently, as always, the press let us down.
6. Key fob- A mini-battery for your i-device, which you can always take with you on the key chain. The project has not yet collected a dime. It looks rather weak in terms of design and originality of the idea.
7. Escape Machines is a game. In my opinion, she’s ugly and boring, she has zero fees.
And these are only those projects that I know about. Perhaps there are those who successfully collect money without falling into my field of view =)