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QuickTapSurvey

QuickTapSurvey was a Toronto company whose mobile app collected survey and lead data offline, at events and in the field. Bootstrapped from 2011 by Tishan Mills and Ravin Shah, it was acquired by Formstack in December 2018.

SaaSTorontoFounded 2011quicktapsurvey.com
180,000+customers across 175 countries at acquisitionFormstack press release, 2018-12-12

The people

Tishan MillsSVP, Platform · 1 TechTO talk
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Ravin ShahCo-founderprofile coming

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About

QuickTapSurvey solved the problem of capturing data where there is no connection — trade shows, retail floors, field research — and syncing it later. It was profitable and bootstrapped, reaching a roughly 40-person team in downtown Toronto, and counted Adidas, Heineken, Aramark and the Smithsonian among its customers. Formstack announced the acquisition on 12 December 2018 and kept the product as a standalone mobile-survey tool. Co-founder Tishan Mills, who ran engineering, product and design, presented at TechTO in September 2017.

Backers

Bootstrapped · acquired by Formstack, December 2018, terms undisclosed

Quick answers

What did QuickTapSurvey do?

It let teams collect survey, lead and field data on mobile devices without a connection, syncing when back online.

What happened to QuickTapSurvey?

Formstack acquired it in December 2018 for undisclosed terms and continued it as a standalone mobile-survey product.

Who founded QuickTapSurvey?

Tishan Mills and Ravin Shah, in 2011. They built it bootstrapped and profitable to about 40 people in Toronto.

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