The future of sharing is here.
No more mind-numbing doom scrolling. We’re giving people the opportunity to create and share in fresh meaningful ways.
This hyper-localized AR app transforms sharing by blending digital moments with physical spaces. Voice interface and AI create exciting new experiences. We’re building for the AR revolution’s future of sharing.
Why now?
People are shifting from passive consumption to active interaction.
- 54% of Gen Z users actively reduce time on traditional social media for more interactive experiences (Deloitte, 2024). Project sondAR offers hyper-localized interactivity.
- 63% of users aged 18-34 prefer interactive digital experiences over passive content (eMarketer, 2024). No endless scrolling—endless exploration in the phygital world.
- Shift to Hyperlocal: 68% of Gen Z/Millennials want location-specific content, with location-tagged posts getting 79% higher engagement. Project sondAR delivers Pokémon Go-style local experiences that evolve as you explore.
- Privacy Choice: While 79% worry about data use (Pew Research, 2019), convenience often overrides concern. We offer both ad-supported free service and paid no-data collection tiers, celebrating deletions with user notifications.
There is an enterprise version, too.
What makes this enterprise version so special.
This app will provide new levels of production efficiencies.
- Hyper-local Informational Awareness: Organizations lose $184B annually from poor data visibility—we convert raw data into actionable insights through simple, meaningful AR experiences.
- Location-Based Training: sondARPro’s spatial training paths improve retention 75% and reduce operational costs 27% through optimized content engagement tracking.
- Field Service Knowledge: sondARPro anchors expertise to locations, addressing 75% of manufacturers’ knowledge gaps and reducing technician search time 40%.
The team.
david chartier
chief experience officer
For the last 25 years, David has garnered several awards for outstanding achievements as a Marketing Executive for clients like Boeing, Microsoft, Meta, Cisco, Faraday Future, HBO, and the NHL. Most recently, he deployed elaborate custom software and digital landscapes for T-Mobile, Magic Leap, Booz Allen Hamilton, and Florida Power and Light. Early career efforts include designing award-winning websites for the SYFY Network and creating AAA titles for Activision Blizzard.
tim grubb
chief technology officer
Tim has spent much of his career working with remote and distributed computing services and technology companies, along with wide-ranging multimedia development for Fortune 500 companies. Previously, as the hands-on VP of Engineering for Alert GPS, which developed, deployed, and managed the current Amber Alert system. As an entrepreneur, Tim was the founder of the award-winning KnowledgeBox educational platform, acquired by Pearson Education, and then became the Vice President of Pearson Digital Learning.
lucas warner
senior engineer
Lucas Warner is a seasoned expert in advanced application development, AR/VR/XR technologies, and game programming. With a robust background in creating innovative solutions and leading development teams, Lucas has established himself as a key figure in the tech industry. His expertise extends across a wide range of multimedia development, where he has contributed to numerous high-profile projects for Fortune 500 companies like T-Mobile, AT&T, Honeywell, and Toyota. Lucas showcases a commitment to pushing the boundaries of technology and delivering cutting-edge experiences.
