12-year-old Las Vegas boy pitches app at SXSW
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Image by PHOTO COURTESY: Jennifer Shepherd
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The #VegasTech sign was one of the largest on the trade show floor.
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12-year-old Ethan Duggan came to SXSW to promote the app he created himself.
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The Vegas Tech community hosted events at SXSW promoting Las Vegas as a start-up hot spot.
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"Poster-bombing" on the streets of Austin helped get the word out about Vegas Tech.
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About 200 people within the Vegas Tech community made the trip to SXSW this year.
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Organizer Gabe Shepherd made sure all Vegas Tech events went off without a hitch.
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Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- A 12-year-old Las Vegas boy created a mobile app and is now showing it off at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas.
Ethan Duggan started working on the LazyHusband app a few months ago after learning to code.
The app gives users the ability to play phrases from a smartphone in response to common questions. For instance, "No, you don't look fat."
Duggan is now working on three new apps, including LazyWife and LazyKid.
To download the app, click here.
SOURCE: Gigaom: Meet the 12-year-old who's pitching his app at SXSW
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