The App Guy Archive 2: Episodes 101 to 200 of The App Guy Podcast interviews with Paul Kemp - The App Guy

Today I speak with Charles Michael Yim, the founder and CEO of Breathometer,  The World's First Smartphone Breathalyzer, also previously seen on ABC's hit show Shark Tank. He is a serial and visionary entrepreneur from Silicon Valley passionate about inventing and building innovative products. He has also founded Chatterfly, is the Managing Director of My Ventures, serves on the Board of Directors for FADD and Advisory Board of Survcast and K Hotels. He was also nominated for Forbes' top 30under30 under Technology and a Champion of Change for Crowd-funding Entrepreneurs at the White House in 2013. 

Today I speak with Aaron Michel, co-founder and CEO of PathSource, a company that develops career navigation and education solution technology. Aaron walks us through how he's trying to solve the problem of what we really want to do in life by helping us get onto the right path.

Today I speak with Mike Davis, CEO of StoryPress: Human History told through Personal Stories, previously on Kickstarter. He left his steady job to go it alone working as an entrepreneur and startup founder. Michael reminds us about the importance of creating a prototype for our app idea; especially if we're seeking funding.

Today I speak with David Marsden, creator of Project: Uddevalla. This effort is giving new life to the Swedish city centre Uddevalla’s. A project, previously on Kickstarter, is an effort to give back to the Swedish city that helped David start his business. He is currently a self employed digital consultant in entertainment and information technology. An important episode to listen to if you’re struggling with atypical autism.

Today I speak with Adele Kirby, the creator of Apocalypse Survival Training: an audio fitness adventure app now on Kickstarter. This received the staff pick and was also featured on popular news sources such as The Guardian and CNET. Adele is an inspirational fitness instructor who has spent five years with personal training, bootcamps, and group exercise. She continues to motivate people to good health through her work, and her new startup Imaginactive, that created their first series of audio fitness adventures. You’ll learn the importance of building an online community around your idea.

Today I speak with Fabien Dodard founder of Dodard Interactive. He tells us his experience running a successful kickstarter campaign for an app called Know Your Numbers. He managed to get this fully funded so teaches us the lessons he learnt along the way. 

Today I speak with Christophe de Courson, the CEO of PeeeM, a mobile App that let's you share any type of file of any size over the internet.  Peeem app is the perfect example of how you launch a successful app whilst keeping costs low. Just two founders who acheived 1m downloads in 50 days.

Today I speak with Trevor Cornwell, the founder and CEO of appbackr inc, an API and data service that indexes the app world and provides distribution for the best new apps to platforms and stores.  A veteran entrepreneur, Cornwell has founded multiple innovative companies which brought efficiency to existing markets. Learn about app discovery, a shocking statistic relating to concentration in the App Store and new ways for app scoring.

Today I speak with Daniel Foster, Marketing Lead at Techsmith AppShow, a brand new tool for capturing the screen of iOS devices. Daniel is offering us access to the beta version of AppShow. This means we can use it to create videos demonstrating our app functionaility.

Today I speak with Dann Berg, a mentor to those who want to turn their app ideas into real products during their free time. He built his first app, Reader Tracker, in his free time. His writing has appeared in MSNBC, Fox News, The Verge, LAPTOP Magazine, Mashable, Hackernews and Gizmodo.