Editing Graham Gaylor (section)

=== Full Timeline ===

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| 2013 || Graham Gaylor backs the Oculus Kickstarter; creates prototype "VRChatroom"; recruits early testers from Reddit
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| 2013 || Jesse Joudrey founds Jespinage; Gaylor discovers Joudrey via podcast; partnership begins
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| January 16, 2014 || VRChat first released for Oculus Rift DK1; single room, single shared avatar "Karl"
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| March 16, 2014 || Version 0.3.5 — Joudrey's first public contribution; custom avatar upload introduced
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| January 14, 2015 || First funding round
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| October 4, 2016 || Seed round — $1.2 million raised
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| February 1, 2017 || VRChat released on Steam Early Access — opens platform to non-Oculus VR users
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| September 21, 2017 || HTC Corporation invests $4 million
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| January 2018 || Viral surge — content creators including PewDiePie and Dunkey bring mainstream attention; peak of 20,000 concurrent players (January 13, 2018)
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| 2019 || VRChat launched for Oculus Quest (standalone headsets)
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| 2020 || VRC+ subscription service launched; VRCat mascot introduced; COVID-19 drives furry community surge
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| 2021 || Series D — $80 million raised; peak of company growth post-pandemic
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| July 2022 || Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) introduced — triggers major community backlash and review-bombing
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| 2023 || VRChat mobile (Android) alpha launched for VRC+ subscribers (August 18, 2023)
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| June 12, 2024 || 30% workforce reduction announced; Gaylor's full email published publicly
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| Late 2025 || VRChat mobile full release (iOS and Android)
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| March 2026 || VRChat breaks all-time concurrent user record: '''158,192''' users
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