. >> reed hoffman says just be embarrassed. i'm not saying you should be embarrassed but be embarrassed by the first it race of everything you do. by the third, would you have been able to do that without crowd funding? did crowd funding bring in money that you wouldn't have had otherwise that you could make it that much more excellent? >> i think crowd funding definitely enabled that for us. we were able to spend the time on the design, on the ap to go above and beyond. >> how much did you raise? >> on crowd funding with wallet tracker we did 50,000 and sticker tracker, $350,000. >> wow. >> the other thing i know about you, you're not based in the bay area, right? what is the story there? >> yes, i'm based in santa barbara, california. >> so far. >> so far, it's a quick drive up but it's definitely has created some discussions with investors, not a lot of people know there's a thriving tech startup, double click are from santa barbara. >> what are the advantages of being there? >> there's people want to move in there and when

gears nouz, our next guest fulfilled the dream of many tech fan, working with mark zuckerberg and reed hoffmanform for undocumented immigrant. luis alma gar is the brain child for the push for reform web app. when we looked at the app this morning, tell me how this web app advances immigration reform? >> it's a tool that connects you to your representative and tells you their substance on immigration reform and let's connect you directly to them and let's you tell them what your opinion on their stance is. essentially, it connects all of america to the representative, something we felt that needed to be done with the co-creators. we know as organizers that a lot of the people do not know who represents them and what their stance is. >> it breaks down the immigration reform substances by numbers and also gives action points. what are these action points? >> the action points -- >> louis, are you there? it looks like we've lot luis ago gu lar. he was asking you here, there's these action points that you assign, each and every elected official. is that like a score card? >> more than anything it'