No specific criticisms of the app, but I did notice this on the about us page: We have put together some money and quit our jobs, with the intention of making

No specific criticisms of the app, but I did notice this on the about us page: We have put together some money and quit our jobs, with the intention of making Ride with GPS the best site of its kind on the internet. Having 3 full-timers working on a bootstrapped project (especially one with no current revenue model, as far as I can tell) will be very tough. Ramen profitability is that much further away, and you burn through your seed money very quickly. Since I don't want to start the whole "quit-your-dayjob vs dont-quit" debate, all I will say is this: Consider not waiting until your seed money is completely exhausted before exploring avenues of funding, and by this I mean getting some kind of job. Any sort of income that still allows you to work on your project can help you stay alive until you start making a decent income from your startup.