Mega Tiny Corp reinvents iPhone case in downtown Detroit
The 4-month-old startup is developing an iPhone case with suction technology built into it, enabling users to stick it against just about any flat surface.
Mega Tiny Corp. has something more going for it than just a cool name. Its co-founders believe they have the next cool product for iPhones.
The 4-month-old startup is developing an iPhone case with suction technology built into it, enabling users to stick it against just about any flat surface. Check out a video showcasing it here.
“This is the first case to offer nano-suction material built into the case,” says Carl Winans, co-founder of Mega Tiny Corp. “You can do hands-free selfies.”
Most of the 10 people working on Mega Tiny Corp. are based in southeast Michigan and the company is about to sign a lease on an office in downtown Detroit. In the meantime, the team is finishing off a crowdfunding campaign to finance the manufacturing of its Zero Gravity iPhone case. Mega Tiny Corp. has raised $44,369 as of Monday night, by far exceeding its original $25,000 goal with 16 days left in the campaign.
“We met the goal in about four days,” Winans says. “We’re getting ready to add some stretch goals.”
You can check out its crowdfunding campaign here.
Source: Carl Winans, co-founder of Mega Tiny Corp
Writer: Jon Zemke
Read more about Metro Detroit’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
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