The new version is anonymous—and it aims to direct your queries to experts on any subject.
In 2013, Twitter cofounder Biz Stone released Jelly, a Q&A app that allowed you to crowdsource answers to questions, getting answers from your friends and friends of friends. The idea didn’t exactly take off, and the company opted to pivot away from the Q&A model and launch Super, a social networking app that also didn’t gain a ton of traction.
Now a little over two years later, Stone and his cofounder Ben Finkel are bringing a whole new version of Jelly out of beta, one that they believe will be much more successful.
