Meshfire, an artificial intelligence-backed social media management company based in Kirkland, Wash., will shut down Sept. 30.
Meshfire’s CEO Eli Israel wrote a succecient a blog post announcing the closure, saying that the company has not grown enough to continue:
Today we must sadly announce that the Meshfire service will shut down effective September 30, 2017.
Until then, you can still download any statistics data that you have in the Meshfire system. If that data is helpful to you, we recommend downloading it soon.
As of September 30, we will refund any credit left on any paid subscription, either by direct refund to your credit card if possible, or by check if not. Please contact me if you have any questions regarding credits or refunds.
Meshfir’s core technology includes its intelligent Agent, Ember , the social media A.I., works behind the scenes to analyze your activities. “She suggests people to follow and engage with to maximize your reach and engagement and filters out people who contribute to the noise. She can even find relevant content for you to share with your audience!”
Eli Israel also indicated in his blog, that he and the team were going to find a new home for Meshfire’s technology. “All hope is not lost: We are actively looking for a new home for the Meshfire core technology, in the hope that our work may someday find a new life.”
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