isitfed Wi-Fi scanner vs Wiith

isitfed Wi-Fi scanner is a small gadget that discovers nearby Wi-Fi devices.

isitfed Wi-Fi scanner is a small gadget that discovers nearby Wi-Fi devices, such as phones and notebook computers. The discovered information is stored in Google Cloud, and is accessible to you through a real-time web interface from a link with a secuirty code you get with your purchase.

The scanner is sold from our shop on Etsy for $39, with free shipping in the U.S. Access to the basic activity information is included with the purchase of the scanner; access to the more detailed activity information requires a subscription for $9 per month.

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Hang out with someone new

Finding friends and finding things to do with friends can be difficult. Wiith is an new app that seeks to solve this challenge and bring people together, starting with San Francisco.

It was discussed on product hunt today. http://www.producthunt.com/posts/wiith

Wiith allows users to create events and select who joins them. Users can also browse activities and request to join the event creators. From a cycle over the golden gate bridge to a picnic in Alamo Square, any activity that can be imagined can be shared, spontaneously.

It had been built by founders Gentian Edwards, a product designer and Jeff Hodnett a mobile engineer.

Gentian, came up with the idea when she first moved from the UK to San Francisco. She found herself in an amazing new city without knowing many people she could explore it with.

Gentian found Meetup groups too orchestrated and impersonal and Tinder solely for dating. “I needed an app to make girlfriends and meet guys without any connotations”, said Gentian, when describing the need she identified.

Jeff is no stranger to launching new products nor meeting people in a new city. Originally from Ireland, he first worked with Gentian at a mobile agency in London. Jeff said: “Anyone who has ever been new to a city knows how difficult it can be to meet new people. This can be especially true in a city as transient as San Francisco. We wanted to create an app that brings people together, it's ambiguous you can use it as you wish.