I’ve been fortunate to work with the same co-founders since college, 6 companies, $2.4B in exits. Every time, one growth lever decided whether we stalled or took off: engineered invitation flows.
When we nailed them, we scaled from 10 → 25,000 signups/day. When we didn’t, growth flatlined. And as a16z’s Andrew Chen has pointed out, the viral playbook that built Web 2.0 basically got lost in the mobile era.
So we built Vortex, the infrastructure that brings virality back (Auth0 for invites). Teams at GitLab, Rappi, New Relic and others are already installing it, seeing up to 10X lift in invite-to-activation.
santiaparicio•8h ago
When we nailed them, we scaled from 10 → 25,000 signups/day. When we didn’t, growth flatlined. And as a16z’s Andrew Chen has pointed out, the viral playbook that built Web 2.0 basically got lost in the mobile era.
So we built Vortex, the infrastructure that brings virality back (Auth0 for invites). Teams at GitLab, Rappi, New Relic and others are already installing it, seeing up to 10X lift in invite-to-activation.
We’re opening free beta spots. Want one? Grab one here: https://cal.com/santi-a/30min