Jugglr allows mothers to provide services to other mothers so they can help each other and keep their job skills fresh – from playdates to sharing house chores, kids tutoring to time out, personal training or career coaching and small business support. Where fee-for-service is involved, Jugglr takes a fee.
Where?
Website www.jugglrapp.com or as an Apple or Android app in the usual app stores.
Who?
Jugglr founders and management team members are all seasoned tech professionals with global experience. Cofounders are Elio Adragna (CEO), Rossana Esposito, Damon Carter (creative director), Deanne Carter, Ron Hooper (CTO) and Veronica Guerola. Jugglr has a team of 15 people across Australia, the US, the UK, Asia and Africa.
Quotation?
“Mothers deserve more from today’s society and disruption will come from the people, not from governments or large organisations. We want our daughters to have the same opportunities as our sons ... this is why we created Jugglr,” Elio Adragna said.
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Jugglr launched a beta version of the service in July 2016. The company has raised over $250,000 as part of $1.2 million seed funding round. Jugglr has approximately 5,200 verified mothers on the platform in Australia.
The peer-to-peer platform for mum market is estimated to be worth $2.6 billion per year in Australia. Potential revenues for Jugglr are estimated to be $3.9 million in Australia, and income in excess of $170 million worldwide.
Jugglr launched on July 29 2016 and is ranked #19 in BNiQ Startups List.
