The guys at Witworks pinged Air Asia and nudged them to buy some of their products. And within a few hours, Air Asia ended up ordering Trippy in huge numbers, as the founder Somnath shares with us.
Sounds like a normal day? Definitely No!
Indian corporates aren’t known to be so fast and friendly decision-makers – especially when the product isn’t out in the market yet.
Trippy is a device which attaches to any speaker with a standard aux cable and turns them into Wi-Fi enabled speakers. With Trippy, you can stream any music/audio from your phones or computers to your speakers. The team is currently raising money to execute the project.
https://twitter.com/airasiain/status/591486381223874560
Thanks!! @airasiain, You guys are just too awesome! 🙂 🙂
— Blink Wearables (@Blink_Wearables) April 24, 2015
Done deal !
Lesson learned : Unless you ask, the answer is always NO.
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not sure if they agreed to buy them or deliver them to Delhi? Why did they approach an airline for an end user consumer product?
@grimmjow, they have pre-ordered these products; and not for the delivery. 🙂 AirAsia India’s Ancilliary division will be adding it to their catalog for in-flight sales. The tweet mentioning “getting some Trippes along” was just a fun way to ask for it.
Aah, got it Mr. Founder 🙂 So is witworks a crowdfunding platform?