Our Story

FanFuser was created by David Moskowitz and Clint Baker after the two met through a mutual music documentary film project. Clint, singer for early 2000’s Pop Punk sensation, Riddlin’ Kids, was performing a reunion show to promote the film project and requested the audience use their phones to record one of the band's hit songs from "as many angles as possible" and send him the recordings. David, attending the show, had already been thinking about how to unlock the tremendous value of artists' live performances stored on mobile phones, and heard Clint's request, confirming this was a real need.

What We Believe In

At FanFuser, we're passionate about the magic that unfolds at live performances and events. We believe these moments hold immense value, not just for the artists and organizers who pour their hearts into creating them, but also for the fans and guests who experience them firsthand. However, a gap often exists. Fans capture incredible moments on their phones, yet rarely do these recordings reach the artists or event venues. As a result, these special moments remain unseen and unheard, locked away on individual devices, and with no engagement between the two.

This is where FanFuser steps in. We believe that the artists, event venues, and organizers of public or private events, who are in most cases, the rightful content owners, should have a simple and secure way to receive the recordings from their fans and guests. By creating a seamless bridge between fans and artists, FanFuser fosters a deeper connection. Imagine the artist's delight at seeing, acknowledging, and sharing a fan's perspective of their authentic experiences, or the venue owner's appreciation for a captivating clip that captures the event's energy. These shared experiences strengthen the bond between creators and their audiences, fostering a more engaged and vibrant community around live experiences.

We also believe in the power of these shared recordings to change perceptions about recording events on mobile devices. When fans can share their recordings responsibly with the content owners, it demonstrates the positive potential of mobile recording. Fan and guests support the creators. Creators have access to perhaps thousands of hours of recordings from fans. These creators can then promote their art, taken through the experiences of fans, with an almost endless amount of available content. And through FanFuser, fans can receive direct engagement from the arists. FanFuser is more than just a software application; it's a platform built on the belief that the magic of live events should be shared, celebrated, and experienced.

Our Founders

FanFuser's founders bring extremely complementary skills and experiences to work each day. Clint has genuine insight on the importance of fan engagement in building a successful music career. Clint's background gives him immediate credibility with other artist, promoters, and music venues, knowing their interests and challenges with fan engagement in a world where maintaining a presence on social media is a constant effort. David started playing guitar at the age of 13, but attributes his 30 plus years working for software companies as his primary contribution to FanFuser. David's experiences range from software development and IT operations management, to building and leading global technology consulting teams, and most recently investing in businesses that support live music in Austin and Nashville. "Clint and I are the perfect partners to create and lead a company like FanFuser", says David. "We're both deeply passionate about music and the artist community, so our creative and technical chops blend extremely well together."