Bay Area Tech Start-Up Revolutionizes How to Give Back to the Community

South San Francisco, CA, May 19, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Home to the flourishing tech industries of Silicon Valley, the Bay Area is experiencing a new wave of innovative community work.

Local tech founders Isaac Reed, Christopher Cruz, and James Andrews have all grown up in the Bay Area and have experienced environments that have motivated them to make a positive impact on the world around them. Through their company zuggol, they have developed a soon to be released goal assisting platform that will assist any and all users in everyday life goal achievement right from their smartphones. This unique cell phone application will initially launch 5 sectors within the app: Education, Music, Fashion, Fitness, and Fun. Your progress within these sectors can be shared and followed by friends through zuggol's unique design and interface. People will finally be able to share from start to finish their goals and ambitions, and receive the support they deserve. Whether you are the next Beyonce trying to make it in a music career, or you are trying to lose weight and train for your next marathon, any goal can be accomplished through zuggol.

The company and founders believe strongly in empowering their users through product involvement, and thus, have intertwined their initial launch phase to incorporate user "say-so" with a system that gives back to the less fortunate. Zuggol, will be the first company that allows it's potential users to vote for the pronunciation of it's name on it's pre-launch site. In return, for every 100 votes zuggol receives, the company intends to plant a tree in collaboration with sponsored partner The Carbon Farmer INC. For zuggol, the trees represent growth and sustainability-- a symbol they strive to engrave in the communities they are from.

On their quest to change the view of goal achievement and possibly the tech world, founders believe that this will revolutionize new ways for a booming industry to give back to the less fortunate as well as empower people with the motive to give back no matter how big or small you are.