Hubster is seeking Bike riders, cyclist, people between 21-50 for Beta Testing

Hubster has a limited number of beta slots available for bike riders, cyclists, and active people between the ages of 21 and 50 who are interested in mobile app promoting a bike-centric, environmentally friendly neighborhoods and communities. Our new app, Hubster, is being built from the ground up and we're seeking feedback from motivated and qualified candidates.

Interested potential beta testers can find out more about the app by visiting the website: https://hubster.bike/

Hubster has plans to incorporate several exciting and sought after features, including, but not limited to:

• Marketing for community based, neighborhood, bike friendly businesses - this feature on the app is great for offering deal to riders and people in the community.

• Mapping for cyclists - offering cyclist a way to assist with keeping streets free of obstructions and alerting others of road hazards.

• HHH - Triple H is our AAA for cyclists - offering repair and roadside services. (under construction)

Selected beta testers will be invited and expected to give critical feedback on these features as well as other planned functionality.

Rick Johnson, Founder and CEO, is eager to find the right match between Hubster and bike riders, cyclists, and active people between the ages of 21 and 50. In particular,

"We are looking for critical and practical feedback that will allow the company to make specific improvements to Hubster Inc. In exchange, bike riders, cyclists, and active people between the ages of 21 and 50 will receive free access to the app throughout the beta period. The company is also considering a unique incentive plan to reward these early testers with special pricing and other benefits for helping to shape development of the app and the company."

Interested and qualified beta candidates can find out more and apply directly on the website, https://hubster.bike/

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