IntroMaps

Founded in 2009, IntroMaps developed a location-based networking software designed as a visual engagement tool. The company's headquarters was located in San Mateo, California. The primary clients for its software were alumni groups and non-profit organizations within the United States.

The core of the business was a software program and visual networking application that aimed to improve communication, aid in fundraising, and facilitate referrals for business and hiring purposes. This location-based group engagement tool utilized visual networking to achieve its objectives. The company operated within the application software and GPS sectors.

IntroMaps operated with a team of 84 employees and generated less than $1 million in revenue. Tom Meyer served as the CEO of the company. The company did not raise any external funding. On November 15, 2016, IntroMaps was acquired by Gravyty.

Keywords: visual networking, location-based engagement, alumni networking, non-profit fundraising, professional referrals, communication tool, group engagement, application software, Gravyty acquisition, Tom Meyer