MrOwl is an app that lets users store, sort, and share a wide range of content through public or private "branches" that can contain images, text, and links. Users can create popular public branches or private ones for personal use, and add multiple editors for collaborative branches. Founders Arvind and Becky Raichur describe it as a bridge between Google, Wikipedia, and Pinterest and liken it to a social network combined with Evernote. The platform supports collaboration by allowing multiple editors and user control over public or private sharing. The article notes early traction in India, reporting 7,500 daily active users and 700,000 sessions on the app. Financially, the company has raised $6 million in funding; TechCrunch characterizes the product as quietly growing but with potential to become a vibrant information-sharing location with more users.

Total raised

$6M

Funding rounds

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Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Oct 2017