location on their roadmap and they just didn't implement it -- it was just a big, swirly, tangled mess. No one wanted to build it from scratch. So we said "Well, we'll make a platform that's basically a Lego block, that enables people to do this and drag-and-drop it in their application and bring location into their app, and that's what we built. My co-founder has been tracking his location for the last four years, at five-second intervals, and he's made this giant map of everywhere he's been in Portland. And he's had a real fascination for location his entire life. He actually helped remodel a whole house and put all sorts of interesting IRC systems and home automation systems in it so that it could talk to people. There's a little computer in the kitchen that would talk to people and when you walk up to the door, it would recognise your face and let you in and then send a notification to that network in the house that this person was home. Wow, you guys really are nerds! Ha! Well I just wanted to bring that to life because I saw these all amazing things being developed in the 70s and no one able to do anything with them today. And it's high time that people are able to do this, because we now have a device with GPS in our pockets, we now have sensors, we now have wearable computing on the horizon. I didn't see any