
Ally Lenz
Ali Linz, co-founder of GroupTogether, a digital group card and group gifting platform for workplace celebrations based in Sydney, Australia.
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Jun 4, 2026
186 - What If Recognition Worked Like A Viral Product - with Ali Linz
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Thomas WatkinsHOST
Is it typically an individual signs up, or someone at a company, and then does it spread from one user to, like, the company starts using it?

Ally LenzGUEST
Yeah, so it's, it's a similar story, um, that you've heard from things like Loom, um, or Atlassian, where someone discovers us, and that person literally just logs on.

Ally LenzGUEST
You literally go to grouptogether.com, you press start, and it walks you through a setup where you choose the card template like you would if you went into a store and chose the perfect card, and then you can customize it and share a link with anyone anywhere.

Ally LenzGUEST
So you can put it in your Slack channel, you can use our platform to enter emails, and then we'll do the reminding for you, which is great, and the tracking and who's opened it, all that sort of stuff.
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