Gentry Underwood, who sold his startup Mailbox to Dropbox 37 days after launching, has launched Navigator. Here are what his plans for Navigator are.
On Tuesday, Gentry Underwood wrote a blog post about his new startup Navigator, which will create an AI-powered team assistant to help with meetings. Previously, Underwood founded a mobile email app Mailbox, which he sold to Dropbox in 2013. The same team behind Mailbox has spent the past few years working on Navigator, and they plan for it to handle tasks like organizing agendas, gathering feedback, and taking notes at meetings. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
On Tuesday, Gentry Underwood wrote a blog post about his new startup Navigator, which will create an AI-powered team assistant to help with meetings. Previously, Underwood founded a mobile email app Mailbox, which he sold to Dropbox in 2013. The same team behind Mailbox has spent the past few years working on Navigator, and they plan for it to handle tasks like organizing agendas, gathering feedback, and taking notes at meetings. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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