Dennis Crowley Email & Phone Number

New York, NY, US

Hopscotch Labs is building things that exist at the intersection of "recently possible" and "newly ubiquitous". Our first project is a "Marauders Map for AirPods" called BeeBot. (AI = recently possible, AirPods = newly ubiquitious). It's in private beta now (maybe 150 people testing it?) and you can think of it as a mashup of OG Twitter ("what's.

New York, NY, US

Foursquare is a location technology company dedicated to improving how people move through the real world. Back in 2009, Foursquare made the "check-in" mainstream. And today, those 13+ billion check-ins are the foundation of our powerful, proprietary Pilgrim technology that helps make sense of where phones go for the more than 150,000 partners who have.

New York, US

Street FC is building the biggest soccer club in the world. Imagine 1M+ people all playing for the same club, all wearing the same crest, all around the world. Think: Soul Cycle for pickup soccer. We create technology and leverage data to host flashmob pickup soccer games in cities across the country. Games are fast (4 mins) and always on hard surfaces.

Playing a role in helping to build a new Division 4 soccer league in the USA.

Hurley, NY, US

Kingston Stockade Football Club is a semi-pro soccer team based in Kingston, NY that represents the Hudson Valley in The League for Clubs (4th Division, US Soccer Pyramid). The team was started from scratch in the fall of 2015 and played its inaugural season in May 2016 at Dietz Stadium in Kingston. NY.http://stockadefc.com

New York, US

We were attempting to use computer vision to turn real world places into 3D playable game spaces, but ended up winding down the company in 2023.

The National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) is a member-driven national men’s soccer league committed to the support of its teams on and off the field and growing the sport nationally. The NPSL operates with nearly 100 teams across the country and remains one of the fastest-growing soccer leagues in the America. (Stockade FC plays in the North Atlantic.

New York, NY, US

Take the ITP @ NYU class "Big Games" (taught by Frank Lantz) and cross it with the mad-scientist-ness of Kevin Slavin and you get area/code. We made computer games that leaked out into the real world. In my short stint here, I got to work on Conqwest, Sharkrunners, Parking Wars, and a wee bit of Drop7. This gig laid taught me the basics of "designing.

Mountain View, CA, US

Dodgeball was my grad school thesis project (ITP/NYU) which was acquired by Google in May 2005. While the Dodgeball service was never able to find a way to thrive at Google, our work there helped shape a lot of Google's early thinking about the intersection of mobile + social + location technology. When you *squint real hard* at the "social" parts of.

Location based social software for mobile devices. Dodgeball was acquired by Google in May 2005. See: http://www.cnet.com/news/dodgeball-a-eulogy/https://medium.com/rick-webb/from-the-archives-soliloquy-for-dodgeball-ed8121dee285

ConQwest was a "Big Game" played in 5 cities across the US. Five teams consisting of 20 high school students each raced around with cameraphones, shooting photos of semacodes (2D barcodes) to complete a city-wide treasure hunt. The game was sponsored by Qwest Wireless.See: http://denniscrowley.com/conqwest/

One of the most well-received examples of a "Big Game", PacManhttan turned downtown Manhattan into a live action game of Pac Man. This was a project out of the Big Games class at ITP/NYU, Spring 2004.See: http://www.pacmanhattan.com

New York, NY, US

I worked on many early early early stage mobile products, including "Txt2TRL" (yes, you could request songs on TRL via text messaging!) and "Snoop Dogg's Rock Paper Shizzle" (!!)

Teaching little kids how to be rad. Maybe the best job I've ever had.

New York, NY, US

US

Ah, I miss you, dot-com days.

Mps, Interactive Telecommunications Program (Itp)

Bs, Newhouse School Of Public Communications