Twenty-two million Americans trust us with their paycheck. That's not a user count — that's a responsibility.
We started as a disappearing photo app that everyone said was for sexting. Now we reach 75% of 13-to-34-year-olds in the United States. Perception changes.
Twenty percent of the internet's web traffic flows through our network every day. We didn't plan to become critical infrastructure. It just happened.
We blocked 209 billion cyber threats in a single day. That's not a typo. Billion with a B. The internet is a war zone and most people have no idea.
Three hundred thousand businesses trust us to pay their employees correctly and on time. That's a level of trust you don't take lightly — one wrong calculation and someone's mortgage payment bounces.
We've had over 100 million reviews submitted. That's 100 million employees telling the truth about their workplace. HR departments can't spin their way out of that.
We've facilitated over 10 million therapy sessions. That's 10 million times someone got help they might not have gotten otherwise.
Pokemon Go got 147 million people to walk outside and look at their phones at the same time. No product in history has done that. Not even the iPhone launch.