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Going Global - Time Travellr

Saleem Jumabhoy, Co-founder of Time Travellr

02-Oct-15 10:00

Going Global - Time Travellr

Have you ever wished you could time travel? To take a journey back in time to a particular neighbourhood, city or country? That was the topic of conversation between Singaporeans Saleem Jumabhoy and Calvin Soh, that led to them co-founding Time Travellr, a mobile app that allows you to share pictures, videos and stories of the past, present and the future. We catch up with Saleem to find out more.


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