Tree-based Word Processor "Gingko" Runs Contest To Find New Name; Winner Gets iPad Mini/Nexus 7

Dec. 16, 2013 - PRLog -- Gingko Inc. , creators of the column-based word processor, today launched a contest to find a new name for its core product “Gingko App”. The contest to win an iPad Mini or Nexus 7, is open to everyone with no restrictions on age or geographic location, until Dec 22nd.

"With one founder in Canada and the other in Russia, Gingko has always been global. We wanted to reflect that with this contest." says founder Adriano Ferrari.

The decision to rename came about as a combination of several factors. Adriano explains:

"Gingko trees are fossils, unchanged in millions of years; we are adamant about evolution and constant improvement. Also, the word 'gingko' has many alternate spellings, and is not distinctive enough on its own."

Joining the contest and the chance to win the iPad Mini or Nexus 7, is a simple two-step process:

1. Create a free account: https://gingkoapp.com/signup
2. Follow the "Name Contest" link on the navbar to read the rules & submit.

About Gingko
Gingko was founded by Adriano Ferrari & Aleksey Kulikov in Sept 2012 (incorporated in Sept 2013).

With no outside funding, the two-man team created and launched “Gingko App” on Aug 31, 2013, and acquired thousands of users and consistent revenue. Gingko Inc. helps people structure their thoughts & ideas, whether they are academics or novelists, technical writers or personal development fans.

Adriano is based in Montreal, Canada. Aleskey in Perm, Russia. Despite working together for a year and a half, they have still never met in person.

Find out more:
- Renaming contest announcement: https://blog.gingkoapp.com/news/rename-gingko-win-ipad-mi...
- Gingko Homepage: https://www.gingkoapp.com