@hellonoam@passingnotes I agree. I clicked through to the site expecting companies to be offering free products, and instead was disappointed because it looks like some RetailMeNot site.
Hey guys, Elad and I decided to build VCFML when we realized how awesome it is to live in San Francisco. We were having coffee at Philz and started listing cool apps that offer free meals. We then listed a bunch of clothing apps that were offering free clothes, then moved to massages on demand, then cookies, then flowers… After our third coffee we were still naming apps.
We thought we’d put them all in one place and find a good name for it. Here it is - VC Fund My Life, or in short VCFML.com! A curated list of coupons that actually offer awesome deals.
Let us know what you think!
My friend + I talk about how VC is subsidizing living in SF via absurdly inefficient startups. This is good collection of many of them. That being said -- it looks like everyone using the referral codes will be funneling lots of referral credits to the lucky creators of this site. VCFML to the next level. Touché.
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Wow, I ended up finding out about a lot more startups in these various spaces such as Food, Home Services, than I previously thought existed. Nice!
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This makes miss the days of PayPal subsidizing the use of their in-shop payments at certain stores. *That* was definitely letting a company fund my life.
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