February 20th, 2012

Forkly 2.0 Puts Your Taste Graph To Use With New, Personalized Recommendations

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Forkly, the food rating app from Brightkite founders Brady Becker and Martin May, just launched a major update dubbed “Forkly 2.0.” Along with a user interface overhaul which features a faster feed, bigger photos and an upgraded user profile design, the app update also includes improved menus and a “Discover” function to offer better, personalized recommendations. Hey, your Forkly “taste… → Read More

August 23rd, 2011

Forkly Enters The Soon-To-Be-Stuffed Mobile App Taste Space

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Remember last year when it seemed like everyone was doing a location-based mobile app? One of the original players in that space, Brightkite, eventually got overshadowed by newer rivals. Now two of its founders are back with a new mobile startup, and once again they’re entering a space that is quickly getting crowded: food.

Specifically, Brady Becker and Martin May have just launched → Read More

February 1st, 2011

LaunchRock, The Most Meta Startup Ever, Builds Viral Launch Pages

In case you needed another “you know there’s a bubble when …” tech post, LaunchRock, a startup that builds viral launch pages for other startups, is launching today via its own product. Inspired by the viral launch pages of Fork.ly and Hipster, the guys behind LaunchRock thought that they could streamline the process of getting users to sign up for startup betas, and built an entire launch page… → Read More

November 19th, 2010

Forkly Unstealths Itself: A Mobile Recommendation Network For Your Tastebuds

Back in September, we broke the news that not only had two of location startup Brightkite’s founders left the company, but that they were working on a new project together. While we weren’t able to dig up much about the new startup at the time, we did learn that it was called Forkly. Today, co-founder Brady Becker is opening up a bit more. “We’re hungry, and this time it’s personal,” he → Read More

September 24th, 2010

Two Founders Check Out Of Brightkite To Check In To A Stealthy New Startup, Forkly

Brightkite has always been an interesting startup. They were in the location game early (a 2007 TechStars launch) — perhaps a bit too early, as the true hype in the space has only really began in the past year or so. Nevertheless, they were able to get an exit (well, sort of a merger/exit) in 2009. And they’ve been able to accumulate over 2 million users. And they’re still plugging away at… → Read More