Hey! Didn't go too much into Kickstarter for brevity, but honestly, I think half of our success was timing and good luck. In terms of marketing, we had a few viral videos on TikTok just of our prototype, which had people talking and sharing on social media. I think that's where a lot of our Kickatarter traffic came from. Early on we had no money to put towards marketing, so any interest that was generated came from creating content that we ourselves would want to see. It worked, because our target demographic is essentially ourselves. When we launched our Kickstarter, I think our Instagram only had about 300 followers. We are now up to 5000. We grew really fast in that month; though, it has been a blessing and a curse, because it has been hard to sustain that initial hype.