Good presentation. Didn't have time to get into the tech in the pitch, covered in Q&A. Unclear how this is differentiated from other online contractual platforms.

Seemed pretty applicable to banking problems. UX was not very good. Technology was low. Creativity was ok.

Clearly presented and articulated w respect to problem

Strong UX Weren't able to use blockchain

Shame they couldnt use the block chan but the right idea

For standard contracts, it can save a lot of time. For new/difficult contracts, the value prop is not clear

Technically: Didn't implement anything interesting from what I could see.

Nice simple UI, pity the blockchain integratio not possible

Heroes vs. Hackers Hackathon · 10 October 2015 · Rise, Manhattan Pitching your work 1. Be passionate 2. Right person for the pitch 3. Be prepared, know flow of application 4. Get rest 5. First 30 seconds stating problem and solution, 60 seconds demoing application, last 30 seconds 6. Briefly state next steps for future. No need to show entire business development. 7. No need to memorize. Stick to bullet points and expand on them 'by ear'. 8. Do application demo and pitch simultaneously. One person driving computer from podium while main presenter is speaking on stage. 9. Anticipate questions. Have answers ready. 10. Practice beforehand with your team. Make sure you feel comfortable and natural.