cocreatd

Getting together is everything. Finding the time? Chaos. Not anymore. Ting in CC = scheduling as easy as sending an email. Ting in WhatsApp = booking as easy as texting a friend. Ting Memories = learns your preferences as life happens. Now in open beta. No excuses - come try. meet-ting(dot)com #scheduling #ai

Who said SaaS can’t be a spectator sport? We lined up Meet-Ting, "Manual Booking" (the OG), and Calendly. Only one crossed the finish line before the coffee went cold. Watch to find out... *Spoiler* if you want to sign up to the fastest, waitlist open here, and it's free: meet-ting.com #ai #scheduling #saas

ANNOUNCEMENT: Today cocreatd launch: NineSixteen Studios… Founded with Ben Kaluza and Jonathan Fereday - Our mission is very simple: produce S***HOT content for tech companies! Content is the promotional backbone of every business. But watching startups struggle to convey what they do in a compelling way is painful. Many build cool products, then announce them with sanitised, bland, B2B playbook garbage. There is a poetic irony in the world today. Building great tech has never been easier, getting anyone to care has never been harder. Most agencies and content studios haven't kept up, churning out the same tired formats while brands fight for attention in an overcrowded market. We've spent the last 4 months rethinking the entire content production process, eliminating the endless approval chains and bloated workflows that kill creativity. We're biased as hell, but are very confident we can deliver premium creator content at startup “friendly” fees. Why are Ben and Jono uniquely placed to deliver on this? I've followed and admired Ben's content style for a while now. When we became friends about a year ago, we discovered we shared the same frustration: B2B content is stuck in a legacy mindset that business has to be boring. Ben gets what makes people stop scrolling. With almost 1 million followers across his platforms, he's proven it, over and over again. Jono, who's been working on projects with cocreatd, is an elite operator who knows how to build and scale. When we look for founding teams, we look for complementary skill sets. These two have it! We LOVE to back people like Ben and Jono - and collectively, we are greater than the sum of our parts. So if you're a startup and/or scale-up tech brand… Don't be shy! You want dope content? Come to us. Check out what they're building: ninesixteenstudios.com

Shoreditch. Soho. Bank. Ground zero for back-and-forth. Legacy tools send links. We send people. Join the beta (it's free): meet-ting.com #scheduling #ai #saas

Too many people won't start the business because they can't see past their job title... Almost everyone craves independence. Everyone has ideas. But something holds most people back, and it's not always the obvious hurdles… Timing, resources, confidence are real blockers - but a less "talked about" barrier is often how we define ourselves. Early in my career, I was trapped by my own professional identity. I was "Oliver at X company" rather than Oliver with a particular set of skills, experiences and interests. That professional label became a cage that limited how I viewed the world and the types of businesses I could create. Once I separated my abilities from my job description, it felt like an unlock to becoming an entrepreneur. I could finally see my lane, find my muse, and understand what kind of business I was genuinely equipped to build. In part, I hope a big role that cocreatd will play in the world over the next decade is giving people just enough of a nudge to start their own thing, sometimes with us, but moreover just because I think the world needs more entrepreneurs. Job security is a thing of the past. The future feels uncertain. The best insurance policy? Building the skills to do your own thing.

Smart people get it. Steven Bartlett got it instantly. Petitioning him to launch Diary of an Almost CEO— for all the people who used scheduling links and never made it. #scheduling #ai

We just wrapped up our first video at NineSixteen Studios for Meet-Ting. And honestly? This was a brutal brief. We had to merge two completely different styles into one video. The opening had to feel nostalgic, iconic moments, recognisable faces. Then transition into a fast-paced, heavily animated sequence that represented Ting's brand. We mapped out the emotional journey, storyboarded every frame, and created motion guidelines that made it flow. This resulted in a story that moved from nostalgia to hype seamlessly. This project was a statement of how we're looking to shake up the boring tech content space. And so if you need a launch video, product update, or demo showcase that pushes boundaries... Let's talk.