Philly Tech History September 2011: Curalate's predecessor is born

Tom Paine

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From Philly Tech News: September 20, 2011

Storably is a new Philly startup that will help people make use of idle space they might have, such as empty basements and parking spaces, by creating an online marketplace where others can rent that space for their storage needs. Its website goes live tomorrow, the company says, and Storably will be doing a demo at tomorrow night's Philly Tech Meetup. Josh Kowitt and Apu Gupta are co-founders and Wharton graduates. Community Manager Brendan Lowry wrote in an email: "We are a team of Philadelphians who love tech and all things Philly". Its office is located at 2038 Locust Street, between 20th and 21st.


Storably didn't fly and soon pivoted to Curalate.


http://www.phillytechnews.net/2011/09/sneak-peek-early-look-at-some-new.html

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