I want to be remembered for having a positive impact on education, showing that screen time can be beneficial by helping people learn new languages.

I want to democratize access to technology so that everyone, not just a small percentage of the population, can bring their ideas to life.

Our mission is to provide the best education and make it universally available, ensuring inclusivity without excluding anyone based on their financial status.

In college, I wanted to create products that connected me with the community around me, which led to the realization that I needed to build software that others would use too.

My reason for starting Indiegogo was to democratize access to capital, a problem that affected my family and me personally.

In 2017, I would like to see startups tackle the problem of equality, as we are moving towards a more unequal world. We need to change education and other social systems to address this issue, and I'm also interested in solutions like basic income.

Life is too short to waste time in school when there are 7 billion people on Earth; I wanted to contribute to something meaningful and believed starting a company was the fastest way to make progress.

We initially aimed to teach math but shifted to teaching languages, particularly English, because we realized it would have a broader impact and reach more people.

Our goal is to democratize education, and while we initially thought we could monetize through user-generated translations, we found that a freemium model was more effective for our growth.