For investors
Goosery is an iPhone app for expecting and new parents.
What Goosery is
A parent takes photos of each room with an iPhone, and Goosery gives back a list for that room. Each item names a hazard and its fix. The items come in the order the parent will need them, as the baby rolls, crawls, pulls up and walks. Every item comes from a standard, which is the rule Goosery writes for one hazard.
Where it stands
Goosery opens soon. It's part of Georgia Tech's CREATE-X Ideas to Prototype program.
Every standard behind the plan is reviewed and signed by a practicing pediatrician.
What it costs
Goosery is free to start, with a crib check and a count of the hazards in each room. The full plan is a one-time fee. It lists every hazard, with its fix and when to do it.
Who's building it
Ben Feinblum
Founder
Ben holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Georgia Tech and is completing an M.S. in Economics there. Ben has worked in revenue management at Marriott, on operations simulations at McKinsey & Company's Innovation & Learning Center, and as a supply-chain intern at General Motors.
Ben has run a media business since 2019 and co-founded Hive Nautical, an early-stage startup that applies sensor fusion to maritime security. At Georgia Tech, Ben also served as president of the Ski and Snowboard Club.
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A QR code sign on the front desk, with no patient information or money changing hands.
Get in touch
To invest in Goosery, write to invest@getgoosery.com.