I've been posting stuff on sites like Twitter and Facebook for years now. With all that data, those companies know so much about me. That made me think, what can I learn about myself through my data? So I started building think up. In the surface, think up to a simple app that tells you what's interesting and important about the time you spend on social networks. But at a deeper level, it's about reminding us that we spend time on these networks to make meaningful connections with people and because they're supposed to make us happy. So think up is focused on that and that makes it a whole different kind of social app. And to build a whole different kind of social app, we have to build a different kind of internet company. So that's why we need your help. There are a lot of companies out there mining data about me. They know what I like, what I don't like, who I don't like, when I sleep best. But think up tells me about myself. I should have the same access about me that Facebook and Twitter and Path and everybody else has, just because I'm not a super duper corporation, doesn't mean I'm not entitled to know about myself. So we've been carefully building think up along with the worldwide community of open source developers who have incredibly diverse backgrounds and brilliant ideas. And all of their ideas have filtered into the only app that can tell you things like which one of your updates made your friends the happiest or did that new person who followed you live nearby and they be giving me doubt with them. Think up does all kinds of other awesome things too, like telling you which of the photos you posted people like the most or what time day you get the biggest reaction. But just as important is what think up doesn't do. We don't assign a score to people that shows how influential they are. We don't treat social networks like their popularity contest of who has the most followers. We don't help social media marketers spam you. We treat your data with respect. Right now think up as popular as developers, but we want to make it easy enough to be useful for everyone. And this is only the beginning. The point of think up isn't just to ship a single app now. It's to keep working on making all of our social networks better for everyone going forward. When you support think up, you're supporting a better web. Thanks for making this possible. So like it'll tell me how much I'm talking about myself and is it too much or is it more than last week and like you talk a lot. You talk a lot. You talk a lot. That's it.