Sarah and Matt are going to be people that the technology world hears about for years to come, and I think Radix will be their first major success.  The more I talked with Sarah and learned about her passion for this technology, her amazing fund of knowledge, and the clarity and potential of her plans, the more compelled I was to invest.  One lecture she gave as one of the most enlightening things I have watched in some time, and an e-mail she wrote that listed some of the possibilities for the product left me realizing that they could truly change and disrupt entire industries.  I also did some research, and no one else is doing what they are doing, and their soon-to-be-filed provisional patent will lock in their advantage. This would be a great investment any time, but right now the potential and importance of their company is magnified by our current circumstances for two reasons.  First, we have all discovered the ease with which we can connect with others remotely, and the increased use of videoconferencing and chat will likely persist and grow even after the crisis.  But we will soon realize that that method of relating leaves a hole, lacking the connection of in-person 3D closeness.  Radix can help solve that in a huge way.  Second, it may be a while before we can literally hug our elders and those with medical risks, but Radix can already give us a needed alternative. I have invested in many companies through WeFunder, and I'm quite happy with most of those choices.  But rarely does an investment check so many boxes, including an expert and deeply motivated team, an actual working prototype, a reasonable valuation, a concrete and realistic plan and timeline, and a timely niche.  Of course there are no guarantees, and like any other investment there is risk.  I am only relating my experience and excitement but you need to do your own due diligence and base your decision on that.  But I really like their chances!