Pre-revenue Claap claims 100 MAUs and 3,000 waitlist signups
Pierre Touzeau · Claap Is a More Feature Rich Loom for Product Managers, $3m Raised on $17.5m Post Money Valuation · Sep 2, 2021 · at 4:33
Claap co-founder Pierre Touzeau shares early user traction and waitlist metrics during the startup's closed private beta phase.
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“No, we are still pre-opnew. We launched the private beta actually like around like one month ago. And right now it's really close private beta. And we have like around maybe I would say like monthly active users around like 100 monthly active users, around like 30 to 30 daily active users. And we have like around 3000 people in the waitlist a bit more.”
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