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Tin Can

Seattle, US · 9 known investors

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Tin Can makes a Wi-Fi landline phone for children that allows voice calls only to a parent-approved contact list, blocking strangers, robocalls, and scammers. The device has no apps, texting, or games, is managed through a companion mobile app, and offers a free Tin Can-to-Tin Can calling plan plus a paid subscription for calling regular phone numbers.

Founders & leadership

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Graeme
CKChet Kittleson
Chet KittlesonFounderChet Kittleson is the founder of Tin Can, a Wi-Fi landline phone designed for children that enables voice calls to parent-approved contacts while blocking unknown callers and scams. He previously observed concerns around early smartphone adoption in childhood and developed the device to offer kids communication independence without internet access.
MBMax Blumen
Max BlumenFounder
GD
Graeme DaviesFounder

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What does Tin Can do?
Tin Can makes a Wi-Fi landline phone for children that allows voice calls only to a parent-approved contact list, blocking strangers, robocalls, and scammers. The device has no apps, texting, or games, is managed through a companion mobile app, and offers a free Tin Can-to-Tin Can calling plan plus a paid subscription for calling regular phone numbers.
Who founded Tin Can?
Tin Can was founded by Graeme, Chet Kittleson, Max Blumen.
Who are Tin Can's investors?
Tin Can's investors include Collaborative Fund, Data Tech, Greylock Partners, Imaginary Venture Capital, Marketplace, Newfund Capital, Pioneer Square Labs, Tunitas Ventures and 1 more.
Where is Tin Can headquartered?
Tin Can is headquartered in Seattle, US.