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At Twiistup4 last Thursday, we chose the event as the time and place to announce our business model.

To reveal our plan for "white label contest sites for companies," we stayed true to the theme in all-white tuxedos, handing out white labelled instant photos (taken with a Fujifilm Instax camera, as Polaroid's are no longer available). We even had a demo verson of what a contest micro-site might look like, made specifically for Twiistup4. Photos of us at the event can be viewed at this link.

For the new release we're taking the existing technology behind Strutta and adding plenty of customizable options, custom domains, loads of flexibility and just about every feature that companies need to hold contests with user-generated content. 

We've already started discussions with a number of companies who are interested in becoming "Launch Partners" for our new software, but we'd be happy to speak with you if you are interested in working with us to be one of the select few that we announce as partners for the initial launch of our new product.

If you're interested in finding out more, fill out the form below, and we'll be in touch: 

In one of many "Open Games" on Strutta (games awaiting challengers) social media darling Alana Taylor is still waiting for a challenger in the "Best Tech Song" game, with "The Twitter Song."

In truth, it was TOO MUCH of a success, as there wasn't enough time to get to all of the 28 participating businesses. Our cargo van was filled to the brink twice with monitors, computers, keyboards, cables and techno gadgetry of all sorts.

The Gastown tech community is organizing a “Free Geek” Hardware Drive. On Friday, Dec 7th, participating Gastown tech business will donate their old, unneeded hardware to Free Geek, a non-profit that “helps the needy get nerdy.”