about rejaw
Rejaw is a new way to communicate in real-time with friends, family, and co-workers. You can shout messages to your followers, or whisper to your friends. Monologue or dialogue, micro-blog or status update, soliloquy or dialectic – how you use Rejaw is up to you.
Starting a conversation is fast and easy: Just think of something to say, and get started!
who’s behind it?
Danny Burkes – Architect
He likes Ruby. He likes Rails. He loves big problems. Rejaw fits perfectly into all those categories.
He blogs at http://blog.dannyburkes.com, and tweets at http://twitter.com/dburkes.
Chris Boone – Designer
When he’s not working on Rejaw or Lingr, Chris is usually taking photographs or thinking too much about coffee. Or both.
He blogs in unpredictable bursts at Hypsometry, on design, Rails, photography, and music. Expect a series of posts on building Rejaw sometime soonish.
Satoshi Nakagawa – Developer
Since he met NeXTSTEP in his undergraduate days, Satoshi has been devoted to GUI and networking technologies. Chat software was precisely what he first built on NeXTSTEP.
He is known as the guy behind LimeChat, the most widely-used IRC client in Japan, which he created while studying computer science at the university.
Kenn Ejima – Creator
Kenn’s love of computer programming began at the age of seven. Since then, his life has been totally computer oriented.
Prior to moving to the Bay Area and forming the Rejaw team in 2006, he spent most of his career working on enterprisey software in Japan, where he grew up.
