I really like that this platform can encourage youth-to-youth communication. Can be extremely empowering to have this conversation be among kids. Tech has possibilities to use data mapping of user profile data to ensure there is a way to engage people from different areas of the world.

I think this is very strong beginning that could grow into something even bigger. You mentioned using this in classrooms as a part of a larger cultural learning plan: very cool! Also love the simplicity of the design, the intentionality around pairing people from different parts of the world, and the seeded questions. Keep building!

Needs a set-up to work, in a classroom environment. Interesting, not sure how it can gain traction.

Brandon did a great job public speaking (as did the whole team), but was really impressed with Brandon's poise and comments. First thoughts were along the lines of - how would this be differentiated from a Quora for Kids? How will you onboard kids and keep them engaged in the platform? How will you source content that you're confident kids will want to engaged with for x amount of time?