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MeetVibe

MeetVibe was a scheduling app that shared a person's real availability across calendars so two people could stop trading messages to find a time, with a location-aware layer for meeting others nearby. Mircea Baldean founded it in 2015 after fifteen years in Toronto's financial sector. It is no longer operating.

Productivity softwareFounded 2015
6%the room's collective error guessing 137 jellybeans in Baldean's live TechTO experiment, against 49% for the average individualTechTO stage, June 2016

The people

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Mircea BaldeanFounder & CEOprofile coming

What they build

Cross-platform availability sharing
Location-aware meetups

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About

Baldean's read was that consumer scheduling had never gotten the tooling that enterprise calendars had: the back-and-forth of finding a time was still manual, and the answer was to sync availability across platforms and let the app propose the slot, share directions and handle the logistics. A location-aware layer let members find others nearby and swap contact details. He came to it after more than fifteen years in Toronto's financial sector, where he concluded the career escalator had jammed. The Upside Foundation profiled him in August 2016, when the company was still in stealth and described as headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area with people in Toronto and Zurich. His June 2016 TechTO talk was not a product pitch — he ran the room through a live wisdom-of-crowds experiment, passing a jar of jellybeans around and collecting guesses through a Twitter bot. The crowd's average landed within six percent of the true count of 137; the average individual was off by forty-nine percent. MeetVibe has since closed and meetvibe.com no longer resolves.

Backers

No funding is publicly reported; company databases list it as unfunded and now permanently closed.

Some figures are founder-stated, not independently confirmed

Quick answers

What did MeetVibe do?

It synced a person's availability across calendar platforms so meetings could be scheduled without the back-and-forth, and let members find and connect with people nearby.

Who founded MeetVibe?

Mircea Baldean, in 2015, after more than fifteen years working in Toronto's financial sector.

Where was MeetVibe based?

The Upside Foundation described it in August 2016 as headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area with representatives in Toronto and Zurich, so no single city is listed here.

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