More of this pleaseee!! Tech for good Moodboost: Positive news app for grumpy people producthunt.com/posts/moodboost via Austin Kevitch

LOL! #Moodboost, a positive news app for grumpy people via Product Hunt 😸 Mahu download untuk diri sendirilah! producthunt.com/posts/moodboost

The only notification I'll allow for now, you all should download this app by Austin Kevitch 🌞🌞🌞

I have no vested interest in this app but there’s an app called “moodboost news” that only shares positive news

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

The most Silicon Valley event of the lockdown? 🌹 12 suitors ⚡ 4 current founders 👷 6 current/past founding team members 👑 1 founder bachelorette 💪 $16,496 raised for COVID 👀 255 tickets sold 🐱 5 donations of $1337 ⏳ 2 days until the livestream #zoombachelorette

So proud of Austin Kevitch and his success with #TheLoxClub. The name originally created by a tragic love story comes back to life with a new perspective of online dating. #onlinedating #LAstartups #datingapp #LoveYourWork insidehook.com/article/sex-an…

“My thesis is that dating apps don’t have to be cringey,” said the Lox Club cofounder Austin Kevitch. “I wanted to make it more of a fun experience, and the dating part is disguised within it.” jewishinsider.com/2020/12/lox-cl…

Are you good enough to be a member of this private dating app? An eight-person committee will be the judge of that. nyti.ms/2J4Xucl

“It’s like a deli: culturally Jewish, but anyone can enjoy it.” 🥯 nytimes.com/2020/12/19/sty…

My best mate Austin Kevitch - proud of you

The Lox Club, a membership-based dating app, is looking for members who want to be there for “the right reasons.” vogue.cm/8jTOvKH

Sounds fishy

Jeff Morris Jr. The Lox Club by Austin Kevitch and team. Extreme founder-product and founder-market fit. Major, yet curated community growth less than a year in.

🥯 Austin Kevitch

The Lox Club Strives to Be ‘the Disney of Dating Apps’ variety.com/2021/scene/lif… via @variety Ashley Hume

I had a great time interviewing Austin Kevitch about the Lox Club’s first Los Angeles-based in-person event next week. Check out my story online or in the latest issue of @variety!

CEO Austin Kevitch said Lox Club started as a joke—after grudgingly swiping through dating apps following a breakup, Kevitch made a website making fun of them. To his surprise, thousands of people applied, convincing him to monetize his prank. adweek.it/3m12JKd