Jason Cavnar and Matt Zimmerman interviewed at Web 2.0 Summit 2011

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Singly is a hosted, open source platform that hosts your personal data and gives developers an API plus installable apps that run directly on a user’s data repository. Code is on github.com/singly and deployments can be self‑hosted. Early rollout uses invites and thirty‑minute sessions that already produce many prototype apps, showing the platform works as a developer integration layer and a user‑controlled data store rather than a closed service.

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2. 0:08What Is Singly
3. 0:40Data Ownership
4. 1:26Tech Strategy

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