‘Survivor’ stars Kyle Fraser and Kamilla Karthigesu introduce a goal-tracking app, Paprclip
Kyle Fraser and Kamilla Karthigesu, stars of Survivor 48, have launched a new goal-tracking app called Paprclip. The app aims to foster social accountability by allowing users to share their progress on personal goals through short clips. Paprclip is currently seeking funding through Kickstarter to support its development.
- ▪Paprclip is a goal-focused social accountability app created by Survivor stars Kyle Fraser and Kamilla Karthigesu.
- ▪The app allows users to document and share their progress towards personal goals, including health and wellness.
- ▪Fraser and Karthigesu are seeking to raise $40,000 on Kickstarter for the app's development.
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On Survivor 48, Kyle Fraser’s alliance with castmate Kamilla Karthigesu helped drive him to victory. Now, the pair is teaming up in a new space, hoping for a similar outcome: they’re starting a business together. On Tuesday, the new co-founders are introducing Paprclip, a goal-focused “social accountability” app that they hope will become a more meaningful form of social media. Inspired by their experiences in the game, post-game, and by positive psychology principles, Paprclip’s idea is to bring people together to tackle their personal goals — whether that’s a health and wellness goal or something else entirely. The app is making its Kickstarter debut, where the team is aiming to raise an additional $40,000 towards its development.
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