A new Philly startup is selling space.
It’s called Share My Space and it’s a marketplace for spaces: places to work, places to hold weddings, places for photoshoots. It lists spaces that are privately-owned and acts as platform to connect those seeking space with those who have it.
The site seems to be primarily focused on Philadelphia-based spaces now.
It’s a venture from Bula, the one-named technologist who works out of Indy Hall and was a founding member behind Sheltr.org, the social services hackathon project that has spawned versions in other cities. He cofounded the company with two others, according to the site. The team did not respond to requests for comment.
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