Autodial prev Qwest
ActiveSkip Busy Phone Lines
This company has previously operated under “Qwest”, “qwest.”, “Qwest Social Club”, “qwest.”, “In The Room”, “In The Room, Inc.”, “In The Room”. A rename frequently marks a pivot in positioning or product — useful raw material for variant ideas.
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Previous Qwest (W19) - skip busy club lines. Autodial (currently exiting) is a service for skipping busy phone lines for everyday people calling businesses. Our goal is to connect people directly to customer service via phone lines by reducing the wait time from 60 minutes to 5 minutes. We cover 10,000 phone lines ranging from financial institutions, telecom, home services, government, etc. The Pivot Club and restaurant lines were non-existent during COVID. We reset the company and shifted focus using more technical skills in machine learning to build a service that millions of americans could use and leverage in the moment -- a service that called government phone lines and handled the call process. Succeeding we expanded quickly expanded and built a model to support people using the service for free.
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I'm a tech entrepreneur with a background in software engineering, growth, and design, specializing in location-based consumer products. Currently, I'm focused on building In The Room. I started my tech journey in 2010, teaching myself to code while creating a mobile on-demand music platform that gained 500,000 users in just a few months (pre-Spotify). Later, I co-founded a two-person AI startup, scaling it to a projected $36M in revenue within 42 months before exiting.
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