When you bring your idea to Rootstrap, that’s what you’re leaving with. An end-to-end plan of execution on your product that you can put in front of investors. Products that have passed through Rootstrap have gone on to raise millions, and FanBread is a prime example.
We can talk about Rootstrap all day long, but sometimes it’s better to actually see what it looks like in action. Here’s a quick peak at a recent brainstorming session with the team as well as Rootstrap HQ.
Built In Los Angeles has taken an in-depth look at the insane amount of money that Youtube content creators are generating. Their go-to expert on the subject is long-time Neon Roots’ client, Fanbread. Fanbread is a premier content and revenue platform for social influencers, allowing them to generate revenue through monetized content.
Overwhelmingly (and not surprisingly), the most downloaded apps are consistently gaming apps. According to numbers gathered by Statista.com, in June…
Factual partnered with Glia to come up with a search and discovery app that would help consumers find businesses that…
In 2014, Rootstrap worked with the Miss America Foundation to develop a mobile application that would allow fans to interact with contestants and compete for amazing prizes like VIP passes to the big event. You can learn about Miss America’s road to developing a fun, engaging mobile app through Rootstrap at our CASE STUDIES page.
We could talk about Rootstrap all day. In fact, that’s a big part of what this blog is all about, educating Product Owners on how Rootstrap can help identify your product through an intensive two-week workshop that includes weaving together information architecture, lean user interface experience, branding, and visual design into one cohesive plan for execution.
Think you have to be a tech geek to build an app? You don’t. Soam Lall didn’t have coding skills, but he had a great idea. He recently sat down for an in-depth interview with the AppMasters Podcasts to talk about the long road to bringing the Kinnecting app to life.
It was less than a month ago that news giant TechCrunch did a great write-up on a product that found success after going through the Rootstrap process. You can get that story over at the Neon Roots main site in the blog “TechCrunch Talks To Karl House About Veteran Rootstrap Startup Fanbread.” Well, Fanbread isn’t the only one getting some attention from the site. The Glia app is getting some love, too.
It wasn’t long ago that we discussed the Beautiq app landing on a list of must-have beauty applications. You can check that story out at our blog post “AXN Channel Names Beautiq App An ‘Amazing Beauty Applications That You Don’t Wanna Miss Out On.’” Well, Beautiq isn’t done making top lists by a long shot. Just last week, HerBeauty released their own list of ‘The Best Fashion And Beauty Apps.’ Guess which Rootstrap veteran made the cut?
