Plura
About Plura
Plura, formerly Bloom Community, which had previously been known as Together, is a Y Combinator-backed startup based in Oakland, California. Its mission is to use software to bring people together. The founding team—Lauren Vegter, Aubrey Tull, and Dan Rhodes—brings notable tech backgrounds, including Vegter's work leading viral growth for Instagram at Facebook, Tull's engineering experience at Stripe, Twilio, and Netflix, and Rhodes's history as a former YC founder and the first engineer at Atrium. The company supports remote work, allowing candidates to live anywhere.
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The company emphasizes a strong consent culture within its dating community.
It operates a referral-based community.
It supports a remote-friendly work culture, allowing candidates to live anywhere while the team is based in Oakland, CA.
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