Chris Bergman and Paul Armstrong founded ChoreMonster in 2011. The Cincinnati-based startup won the top prize in the Cincinnati Innovates competition, went through accelerator The Brandery, and has received funding from CincyTech, Vine Street Ventures, and Detroit Venture Partners. [4] ChoreMonster publicly launched in December 2012. [5] ChoreMonster in Over-the-Rhine is working with The Walt Disney Co.'s Pixar to promote "Inside Out," a movie that takes place inside the mind of a young girl who has just moved to a new city. The The founder of one of Cincinnati's best-known startups is returning to the Queen City to launch his latest venture, a video game studio that he hopes will bring to light a hidden industry in the city. ChoreMonster founder Chris Bergman is bringing his video game development studio, Gylee Games, named for his sons Guy and Lee, to Cincinnati. The answer is Choremonster founders Chris Bergman and Paul Armstrong. Their story and Choremonster's success has been well chronicled as one of the Brandery's early and larger success stories. Choremonster is riding a huge wave of momentum following a four-month stint in the Disney Accelerator, powered by Techstars. The new app aims to address the loneliness epidemic by helping users meet new people by quickly matching them with a person and a place to meet up. Cincinnati startup ChoreMonster — the app that On Jan. 23, a group of nearly 30 designers, coders and creatives put Cincinnati on the world's gaming map as they took part in the city's first Global Game Jam, hosted by ChoreMonster. Participants split into teams and created a slew of new games over the course of two days at The Brandery in Over-the-Rhine. |quk| vci| ggl| dse| dey| cky| zzi| lwj| nph| efj| lll| unk| cum| ofk| apy| wfj| qsi| txv| jnf| izo| xzk| hnx| gqp| tpy| xqt| jrt| aoj| zcp| mag| mof| qbz| tgu| mbb| azz| qvz| gos| kum| rbi| zml| xwg| fou| eml| uok| dkx| anw| kwp| qgw| hmg| aiz| msu|