Hi, I’m Peter the CEO of CodeStream. I’ve been an internet entrepreneur for the last 23 years and I am very fortunate to have worked with the same management team during that time, with two eight-figure and one nine-figure exits under our belts. Commissioner.COM (now CBSSports.com) was the first to bring fantasy sports online. Multiply introduced the first social network news feed. And Glip, which launched the same month as Slack with a very similar product, is now the app serving RingCentral’s nearly three million paying customers. These three companies all had something in common, which is enabling group conversation and collaboration at scale.

Understanding code is one of the hardest problems in software development. At CodeStream, we think we have a novel approach to address this by first making it easier for developers to talk about code, and then capturing those code-based conversations and homing them where they belong -- with the code.

How we deliver the first phase of this functionality, and why we think it’s important, is outlined in the link above.

[sorry if you saw this yesterday; I had a glitch in posting it the first time]