HighScore House, the family-focused startup whose previous app was a "gamified" chore list tracker for iPad, has today released its latest creation: FamJam. Parents might call it an inter-family communication tool, but that sounds boring. It's just a fun way for kids to send their iPad drawings to grandma and grandpa without needing their email address. The company is backed by 500 Startups, and has angel investment from Jason Bailey (GM of Virtual Currency at Super Rewards), Kay Luo (who led PR at LinkedIn and Square), Dan Martell (co-founder of Flowtown), James Levine (former CTO at SimplyHired), Bob Mason (co-founder of Brightcove) and Glenn Graff (formerly of Kaboose).bloom box brady quinn brady quinn obama sweet home chicago accenture match play fat tuesday king cake
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