Tech@NYU ships.

Tech@NYU is a student-led entrepreneurship club at NYU that thinks students need to build stuff. Lots of stuff. Sitting around and talking about the stuff doesn't count, winning contests with the stuff doesn't count, only shipping the stuff counts.

Ship often. Ship lousy stuff, but ship. Ship constantly.

-Seth Godin

This is a list of the stuff Tech@NYU members and alumni have shipped.

HashMash

Matt Ruzicka

A website builder based on twitter hashtags.

http://hashmash.me/


Branch

Hursh Agrawal

An online conversation platform. In addition to co-founder Hursh (founder of Tech@NYU’s HackDays), employed two Tech@NYU alumni. Raised $2m from Obvious Corporation, Lerer Ventures, and SV Angel.

http://branch.com/

Lean Startup Machine

Trevor Owens

A weekend workshop for teaching the Lean Startup method. Events every weekend worldwide, including London, Istanbul, Lahore and Toronto.

http://leanstartupmachine.com/

Raise Cache

Rebecca Zhou

A charity event that raised over $100k for local non-profit hackNY. Over 1500 attendees at the Armory, with many NYC companies like Turntable.fm, Birchbox and Union Square Ventures providing support.

http://raisecache.com/

Autosets

Matt Ruzicka

Posts your most-liked Instagram photos to Tumblr automatically at an interval of your choosing.

http://www.autosets.com/

Numbers.js

Stephen Kaliski

A small but powerful Javascript library for advanced mathematics.

https://github.com/sjkaliski/numbers.js

Cbuilder

Nate Berkopec

A lightweight DSL for comma-separated value output in Ruby.

http://caffeinatedlabs.github.com/cbuilder

Heads Up! Hot Dogs

Emmett Butler

The world’s first and best frankfurter-wearing simulator finally arrives on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch! Assembled with the utmost care and attention under the supervision of highly-trained pixel craftsmen, Heads Up! Hot Dogs will tickle your fingertips as well as your taste buds with its rich tapestry of 2D flavors.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/heads-up!-hot-dogs

Roll’em Goll’em

Michael Bartnett

A platformer game that takes place (half) in the future. A split-screen view shows the future on the top half, and the present on the bottom, creating interesting and mind-bending puzzles that require a lot of thinking ahead.

http://globalgamejam.org/2012/rollem-golem

Grantophone

Grant Kot

A synthesizer for mobile devices. Featured as one of Gizmodo’s favorite Windows 8 apps. Available for iOS and Windows Phone.

http://grantkot.com/grantophone.html

What is Tech@NYU?

Tech@NYU wants students to build stuff together. It takes a lot of scars, experience, and bad ideas to finally get to a great product, so Tech@NYU is like a big sandbox - a place for experimentation, play, and, well, shipping.

We do a lot of events too - monthly DemoDays where we show off our work, weekly HackDays where we learn together, and semiannual Startup Weeks where we listen to some big-name speakers.

If you're a student in New York City that's interested in the intersection of startups, entrepreneurship, coding, art and design - we want you to join us.

If you're an NYC startup looking to give back to the student community, we also want to find ways you can help.

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