you come back to your apartment with ingredients to make your infamous triple chocolate cookies πͺ
you ride the elevator up with a few of your neighbors π
not knowing anyone's name, you politely nod your head and stand in silence while looking at the floor π
you walk into your kitchen to start baking and realize you forgot to pick up eggs π₯
if only you knew your neighbors well enough to ask if they had any extra π€·πΌββοΈ
we hardly know the people living steps away from us; this week's company provides a solution to connect you to others living under the same roof
connects: join chat rooms, plan and attend building events
building: every building has a unique access code and personalized community features
bulleted version: similar to how your office building has a Slack with channels for teams and interest groups, OneRoof provides a platform to connect the entire apartment building π
industry: urban development, proptech, community building, social media
headquarters: Brooklyn, NY π
year founded: 2020
company size: <10 employees πΌ
investors: General Catalyst, GroundBreak Ventures, Third Sphere, Script Capital, Kleiner Perkins, Dream Machine, Pentas Ventures, URBAN-X
amount raised: $1.3m post-seed funding
business model: ad revenue
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π€ friendship seekers: in a post-COVID world, social media apps that help users meet new friends are trending
π positioned for growth: OneRoof has the potential to scale in urban environments where word of mouth spreads quickly through friends, buildings, and neighborhoods
β»οΈ rethinking solo living: by helping apartment residents connect over common needs and interests, OneRoof creates opportunities to make living more communal and resourceful
π¦Έπ½ββοΈ self-regulating: OneRoof relies on super neighbors to onboard and engage tenants; how will the company ensure that apartment communities stay active on the platform?
π£ big tech: what's stopping well-funded social giants like Meta or Snap from flattening the competition and replicating these community features?
π social disconnect: will age diversity in apartment buildings limit adoption in certain areas and impact user growth?
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Selin Sonmez & Nikos Georgantas (prev. co-founders @ Knock Knock City; acquired by Luggage Hero)
why OneRoof: with over 1k apartment buildings on the platform and 40k monthly active users averaging 4.2 daily sessions, OneRoof is building an innovative way to connect local communities π§±
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