BRDGE vs Crowdwish

BRDGE lets you make connections with new & relevant professionals.

BRDGE supports users in growing their business networking. Based on the matching algorithm, BRDGE suggests other professionals that might be interesting to connect with. If both parties rate each other positively, a business-match occurs. From this moment on, both users can use the in-app-messaging system of BRDGE to start building a relationship. Thanks to the group-messaging functionality, users can easily connect other users.

BRDGE works best when using it for events. Just choose the event you are going to from the event list (currently being rolled out) and start making matches with other attendees even before the event kicks off.

BRDGE takes out the pain in making new connections by just swiping right (yes, consider this functionality a tinder for business), eliminating the fear of rejection and adding the needed convenience in professional networking.

Make things happen. Every day.

Crowdwish is a space where you can post the things you most desire in the world; whatever they may be.

Products, experiences, advice, causes you believe in, services. Anything.

The site just asks users to complete the statement ‘I wish….’ in a hundred characters or less.

If that was all it offered, then fine, but probably kind of pointless. Flaky and vague. Bit ‘dreamcatcher’.

The difference is this. Every day, at 6pm GMT, we take action against the most popular wish of the day, in the real world. These actions can be anything, but they are always fresh, imaginative and meaningful. So if people wish for help for those sleeping on the streets, we deliver food to the homeless. If they wish for tickets for a festival, we create a competition with the organisers. If they wish for help with anxiety, we provide expert advice. Etc etc.

One action a day, for the last 437 days.

The reaction - although we are still small - has been amazing - I know it sounds totally ridiculous but many, many people have talked about the site as a place that restores their faith in humanity.