Welcome to Oddsbreak. You’re probably wondering what the hell this is?
Allow me to introduce us.
Oddsbreak is a love letter to long days and longer nights. It’s an effort driven initiative to fuel the fearless, to connect the likeminded and to empower the restless.
It’s a community of entrepreneurs facing todays challenges for a better tomorrow.
So, what's the plan?
We’re dropping a biweekly newsletter to cut through the noise and talk to and about people who are hustling, breaking barriers, and building things that matter.
Our discord community will be a front row seat to the action. Think events, raw conversations, guest speakers, and unapologetic collaboration with folks who get it.
We’re building a media group. A space to share unfiltered success stories and lessons from those who dared to do things their way, and won.
Now, let’s meet the champions.
Here are the startups that signed up early, the fearless, the relentless, the ones breaking the mold. We’ll be following their journeys closely in the coming weeks.
I’m My Phung, founder of BuilderFive, a mixed-reality gaming platform where college clubs compete through check-ins and virtual building takeovers to claim the top spot on campus.
Why should people be excited about what you’re building?
We’re going to help people actually be more connected IRL, like it was before social media, and we’re going to do it through gaming because that’s what the next generations are most comfortable with
College campuses today feature their clubs on a boring glossary that no one ever revisits after joining. We’re going to replace that software across all colleges by promoting competition within our game to grow club loyalty and activity. Eventually we’re going to expand across all different kinds of groups.
I’m Alper, a tech guy with 20+ years of experience and a dad of three. I’m working on GoodWatch, a better way to find movies and TV shows. It started as a simple platform to combine ratings and streaming info in one place, but now we’re building something bigger, the DNA, a super-detailed way to tag titles by mood, plot, style, and more. The goal? To create a recommendation engine that actually gets your unique taste.
Why should people be excited about what you’re building?
GoodWatch is a free and open-source platform designed to make discovering movies and shows effortless, so you can spend more time enjoying what you love and less time scrolling through irrelevant lists. Upcoming features include a smart search that lets you find titles by topic (like "human vs machine"), mood (e.g., "thought-provoking"), or setting (like "space station"). You’ll also be able to quickly find matches with friends or your partner for movie nights, showcase your unique taste with a customizable profile page, and even discover people with similar preferences.
I'm Patrick, I'm currently a co-founder of Teracast Networks LLC and
also a student studying at New York University for computer science.
Teracast Networks LLC is a company I made to host server content and
provide computer networking and I.T services. We currently provide a
variety of services and our most popular one as of now is building and
leasing dedicated machines to customers.
Why should people be excited about what you’re building?
We plan to make our services extremely simple yet featureful and
affordable to use. With services and software that helps de-mystify IT
operations and services one may need. Overall it would be a better and
cheaper experience than most.
My name’s Matt. I started Conversatum to make tools for creative expression because I discovered that I learned best when I found good mentors who I could ask questions and because I could always convey my ideas by speaking when I couldn’t write them.
Why should people be excited about what you’re building?
We’re starting from the very basics of human communication, creative process, and AI to create a system which is more efficient, accessible, and human than any other creative platform in history by taking full advantage of the best technologies that are now available.
Oh look, you're still here.
We know that building something that matters takes time, grit, and a whole lot of persistence. We’re here for the long run. So buckle up and remember the name.
