
How one founder is turning live events into communities that last beyond the room.
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I’m an introvert who built an attendee visiblity layer. That still makes people laugh when I say it out loud.
But it’s the whole point. I built CameThru because walking into a room full of strangers and hoping you bump into the right perso...
Thirty minutes before Meta Festival opened, CameThru still needed to be logged in on four screens.
One final step had slipped through. Each screen needed its own login, and that part hadn’t happened yet.
I had to laugh. Having worked as a...
I’m an introvert. Walking into a packed room and working out who I should talk to has never been my strength.
Most events get the hard part right. They fill the room with the right people. Then they leave everyone to find each other by cha...
I’ve spent a lot of time this year helping people see who’s in the room.
Some of those rooms have also helped me understand myself.
I don’t have a diagnosis. I’m learning more about my own patterns and becoming increasingly interested in...
I went to Crossover Collective’s panel on raising investment expecting a few useful notes. I left with 💎 on top of 💎.
Nathan Sears hosted, and most of the room were founders right at the start: you know something should exist, but not ye...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
The official blog for CameThru the app that turns in-person events into meaningful connections. Get updates, growth stories, behind-the-scenes progress, and startup insights as we build the future of real-time networking.
Founder of CameThru solving the problem of knowing who’s in the room and why at events. Passionate about AI, teaching, and mental health. I write about innovation, human connection, and staying sharp in tech, business, and life.
Jamel is an image consultant with a deep appreciation for history, style and culture. Through his latest thread 90s Brooklyn Meets Jamaican Style, this will document the intersection of these worlds, aiming to build an archive that captures...
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