one Ruby on Rails developer, one Android/mobile developer, and myself. Is the Tapestry solution a lot different from what you were initially thinking of? The details are constantly changing, but the core concept is still pretty constant. In the beginning we thought that younger family members wouldn't want to use the product for themselves, so we focused primarily on our senior users. It turns out that families want to be able to collaborate and share in ways that are different from what's currently offered by existing platforms. So we're now building in some of those features. How has been technically developed your solution? Our back-end runs on Ruby on Rails, our web front-end has a combination of backbone.js and bootstrap, and of course we also have our Android tablet software which is written in Java. The Tapestry Tablet Can you quickly introduce us your business model? We provide the Tapestry service as a paid subscription for Tapestry "Simplicity" accounts (free for family members). We also sell the Tapestry tablet direct to customers. So far, what has been the hardest hurdle to step over for you? I think raising capital is the hardest, because the outcome is so uncertain, and it's such a binary outcome. The product development always throws up challenges, and we're always learning about things we should have done better, but they are always much more in our control. How do you plan to get your project growing in the next few years? What are you expecting for