Cope Notes CEO Johnny Crowder noticed that when people had to elect to use mental health services, that they were less likely to do so. Whereas most mental health apps collect data on their users, Cope Notes is completely anonymous.
During this year’s Synapse Summit in Tampa, Grit Daily sat down with Crowder, who told us about his life, what led to his idea for Cope Notes and his hopes for the future of the business.
The next generation of startups are here. 35 Mules, an innovation hub powered by Florida Power & Light Company, has announced its third cohort of entrepreneurs. 35 Mules offers startups a $100,000 no-equity cash grant, access...
TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Cancer care, whether for yourself or a loved one, can be one of the most difficult challenges in anyone's life, especially for those with limited access to early detection, care and treatment. Tampa General Hospital (TGH) and...
You’re probably familiar with the term “cryptocurrency” or “digital asset”, and you’ve likely heard good and bad things about them – stories about 10,000% overnight returns and stories about losing millions to fraud. Dive in on Thursday, November 30th at 11am for this...
The Synapse Innovation Awards returns for the 4th year to celebrate Florida’s innovators, risk takers, doers and creators for daring to see an opportunity to make something better, and to do it! This innovation showcase gives you visibility to those working hard and...