/r/shutdown
In which we discuss startups that have shutdown. A Memento Mori for entrepreneurs.
Post news about startups that have shutdown.
In the spirit of fuckedcompany, we do appreciate pun titles. But it's not required if you can't think of anything. However, we request that you include a short description of the product or service for those who may not be familiar with it.
Instructions: Post a link to the shutdown notice (original source is best, followed by TechCrunch, etc), and then copy it into a comment.
We ask that you do this because many of these sites will be taken offline and this helps preserve a record of the message.
Please use the [acquihire] flair to document sites that have been acquired and will subsequently shutdown.
Self-promotional posts will be removed at our discretion.
Subreddits to check out
Post Mortem / Shutdown Websites
/r/shutdown
https://nesswell.com/
After a $15.5m seed round in May of 2022 - Ness seems to have run out of money.
Ness builds a credit card-first wedge into healthcare. It allows its user to earn rewards for healthy purchases and access exclusive perks to complement their lifestyle. It was established in 2021 and is based in New York, United States.
dotup.org, a Japanese large uploader site that has been around for 17 years,it has announced that it will shut down on November 30
What podcast would you recommend that talk about failure and how you can learn from it?