What do these companies have in common?

1. They have developers on their NYC staff
2. At least 75% of their code (front-end and back-end) is written in NYC
3. They have 10K+ people use or visit their site monthly
4. They display "Made in NYC" as prominently as its copyright and links to this page - http://nytm.org/made

How can we be added to the list?

If you meet criteria, Apply Here.

How do you verify that participants meet the “coded in NYC” and "10K+ people" rules?

We mostly use the honor system, but also do spot checks.

My company is based in NYC but our technology is mostly made (coded) elsewhere. Can we be listed?

No. Many great companies and projects are certainly being conceived and managed and funded in NYC, but that doesn’t mean they’re made in NYC. This is for internet that’s made in NYC.

Why the strict "mostly coded in NYC" rule?

Because tech is coded, so made means made. Made doesn’t mean funded or managed. Like a shirt that’s designed/licensed/funded in USA, and made in China: It’s Made in China, not Made in USA. Made means made.

Is there a “Made in NYC” logo that we can display?

We don’t have an official logo, but see "Adverb or verb? What kind of adverb or verb?" for what you should display on your site

Who created this?

This is a project of the NY Tech Meetup.

What's the point?

If NYC is to thrive in the 21st century, NYC needs to make more technology. Thankfully and excitingly, NYC is now making some of the best technology in the world. So let’s proudly show ourselves off in the hope that everyone everywhere (including software engineers who don’t live in the world’s greatest city) know what internet is made in NYC.

Adverb or verb? What kind of adverb or verb?

Here are some examples:

• Foursquare says "Lovingly Made in New York"
• Meetup.com says "Meetup is Proudly Made in NYC"

Where should I send suggestions for improving this page?

Send to [email protected]

I meet the requirements.

You should APPLY HERE!