Hytch — Pitch Deck

Built for what happens off the screen.

Where small groups coordinate real life—and verified actions unlock rewards.

a@mobileflow.ai

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Summary

The problem: Group chats weren’t built for real-life coordination. Plans get lost in scroll; location is missing or overexposed. Result: more flakes, wasted time, weaker real-world community.

The solution: Hytch is a geo-social messaging layer where small groups coordinate plans with map-native tools (Project a Plan, Plan Polls, time-boxed location). Verified actions—arrivals, dwell, safe rides, meetups—unlock rewards funded by sponsors or peers. Aggregated reporting; no compromise on privacy.

Messaging creates intent, geo tools make it executable, verification makes outcomes measurable, and sponsors fund the capacity that produces the outcomes—without selling attention.

Win condition: Weekly Active Groups and repeat rituals, not installs or volume.

Hytch app — map, Start a Journey, Hytch Chat

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Product Spine

One spine: geo-social group messaging. On top of that:

Messenger — Geo-aware group chat; messaging and media first-order.
Geo primitives — Project a Plan, Plan Polls, time-boxed location, place threads.
Group Quests — Shared goals (e.g. 7 walks in 10 days, go to a Tennessee Titans game); plan pins and polls to complete them.
Performer attribution — Venues track business performers bring via invite links + door QR; performers get credited for draw and spend.
Action verification — GPS + motion fusion; opt-in, time-boxed. Confirms arrival, dwell, safe rides.
Rewards & carrots — Unlock only after verified outcomes. Reward Capacity Packs for sponsors.
Sponsor console & analytics — Outcome rules and caps; aggregated dashboards.

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How the GeoSocial Messenger Works — Users

Project a Plan — Place + time in the group thread; everyone sees where and when.
Plan Polls — “Who’s coming?” “Where next?” Turn chat into decisions.
Plan a Carpool — Coordinate who’s driving and who needs a ride in the thread.
Drop Location — Share your location or a place in the chat; time-boxed, group-only.
Need a Ride — Request a ride from the group; ties into SafeRide and carpool coordination.
Dangle a Carrot — Fund a small reward to nudge friends to show up; unlocks after verified arrival.
Create Group Quests — Set shared goals (e.g. 7 walks in 10 days, go to a Tennessee Titans game); use plan pins and polls to complete them.

Core: geo-social group messaging. Coordination → verification → rewards.

Privacy-first location — Time-boxed, group-only; you control it.
Verified actions — Opt-in verification for arrivals, dwell, safe rides. Rewards unlock only after verification.

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How the GeoSocial Messenger Works — Sponsors

Sponsors don’t buy ads. They fund verified outcomes.

Reward Capacity Packs — Sponsors pay a fixed amount; Hytch distributes up to a set limit in verified rewards. Campaigns pause when capacity is exhausted.
Rules Engine — Set outcome rules (who/where/when). Pay only for verified outcomes.
Reporting — Aggregated, privacy-preserving. No sale of personal data.

Outcomes: arrivals, off-peak visits, safe rides, group behaviors. Performer attribution: venues track draw and spend from performer invite links and door QR.

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Business Model & Monetization

Reward Capacity Packs — Sponsors pay fixed amount; capped distribution. No runaway spend.
Premium group tools (optional) — Subscriptions for templates, admin, enhanced recaps.
Peer carrots — Micro-spend inside coordination; rewards unlock after verification.
Data products (at scale) — Privacy-preserving dashboards, reports, APIs from verified outcomes—never raw personal traces.

Settlement: prepaid capacity and programmatic distribution; avoids leakage of traditional incentive programs.

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SafeRide

Sponsor-driven program on the same product spine: geo-social group messaging. Groups plan the night in the messenger (Project a Plan, Plan Polls, “who’s driving?”, “who needs a ride?”). When a verified safe ride happens, sponsors fund rewards. Targets bars, campuses, events.

How it uses the GeoSocial Messenger

Group chat & Project a Plan — “Tonight’s plan” and ride coordination in the thread.
Opt-in verification — Same stack confirms ride from designated driver (friend, rideshare, taxi).
Rewards on verified outcomes — Same Reward Capacity and rules engine. Non-profits (e.g. MADD, state safety councils); venues get “Responsible Drinking Partner” branding, insurance benefits, campus integrations.

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Market & Opportunity

Hytch turns coordination and movement into verified, auditable outcomes that sponsors pay for. Not estimates—proof.

Buyers (venues, non-profits, agencies) already spend on incentives; they want verified behavior, not self-reported data.
Regulation and insurers increasingly demand proof over estimates.
SafeRide alone: non-profits against drinking and driving fund rewards; venues get safety narrative and insurance upside; campuses get verified designated-driver data.

Win condition: Weekly Active Groups and repeat rituals.

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Roadmap

Phase 1 — Platform (Nashville and SafeRide): Group messaging core, geo primitives, ritual engine, trust controls (time-boxed location, privacy modes, safety and moderation tools). Initial sponsors and Reward Capacity Pack flow.
Phase 2 — User growth: Anchor groups, rituals (Tonight’s Plan, Next Stop, Weekly Recap). Peer carrots and sponsor pilots (verified arrivals, off-peak, SafeRide). Prove group density.
Phase 3 — Regional (e.g. LA, NYC): Pre-funded outcome pools; dynamic multipliers and templates.
Phase 4 — National: City playbook; sponsor dashboards; data-exchange APIs.
Phase 5 — Global: OECD metros; localized compliance; regional payments and partners.

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Positive Outcomes

Increase social connection and use of third spaces
Help small businesses
Minimize drinking and driving
Reducing congestion
Reducing carbon emissions (tracked in-app)
Action-oriented communication saves time

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Team

Andrew Grinde — CEO
5+ yrs as a business owner leading two companies he founded and now exited. Received a Bachelors Degree from Yale University.

Demetre Gostas — COO
4+ years C-level in Web3 with focus on Operations, L1 & L2 blockchains and DeFi protocols.

Nasos Lentzas — Full Stack Engineer
Senior Reliability Engineer at Allwyn Lottery Solutions and OpenBet. PhD from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Analytics and Data Visualization.

Samuel Harrison — Advisor
Advisor on product strategy, scaling operations, and go-to-market for early-stage mobility and consumer apps; background in technology and growth.

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Use of Funds

Cloud costs (infrastructure, hosting, tooling, etc.)
AI subscriptions (for rapid software and BD development)
Team Salaries (to focus full-time on growth and development)
Customer Acquisition
Hyper-targeted, data-driven campaigns to spur user growth (through which we can attract paid sponsors)

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Contact and More Information

Company Legal Name: MobileFlow Inc.

State of Filing: Delaware

Office: Music Row, Nashville

Email: a@mobileflow.ai

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