We are a small Texas team that cares about cosplay, conventions, and the people who make those spaces feel welcoming. We built CON Quest because we wanted a simpler way to find events, make plans, and stay connected.
We are not trying to build a crowd and then disappear. We want to stay close to the community, hear what is working, fix what is not, and make the app more useful over time.
The idea started after years of going to conventions across Texas. Important information was often spread across event sites, social posts, Discord servers, group texts, and word of mouth. Meeting people could also be difficult, especially when you came alone or did not already know a large group.
Jeremy kept hearing the same needs while attending cons as a cosplayer, guest, judge, creator, and interviewer. People wanted an easier way to find conventions, organize a crew, meet other fans, and keep up with plans during the weekend.
That became CON Quest. Jeremy shaped the idea around life on the convention floor. Sean helped turn it into a company and leads operations. Daniel built the mobile apps, website, and systems that keep everything working. The ambassadors help us stay connected to the people the app is for.
We started in Texas because it is our home. We want to learn here first, grow carefully, and bring the app to more communities without losing the personal feeling that made us build it.
Founder
“I wanted one place that made a convention weekend easier.”
Jeremy founded CON Quest after spending years in the Texas cosplay and convention community. He has attended events as a cosplayer, guest, competition judge, content creator, host, panel moderator, and interviewer.
Those different roles gave him a close look at how people plan conventions and where things become difficult. His goal is to build something that helps both experienced cosplayers and people walking into their first con.
Business Partner and Operations
“The app should make people feel welcome and prepared.”
Sean is a lifelong fan of science fiction, fantasy, and tabletop games. He is Jeremy's business partner and leads the daily operations behind CON Quest.
He focuses on making the app useful for fans, creators, vendors, and conventions while keeping the community respectful and easy to join.
Lead Project Developer
“It has to work during a real convention, not only in a demo.”
Daniel leads the technical work behind CON Quest. He built the iPhone and Android apps, the website, the admin tools, and the systems that connect them.
His focus is keeping the app stable, understandable, and ready to grow without making it harder for the community to use.
Texas Cosplayer and DIY Content Creator
@Crispocreme
Christian Piercy, also known as @Crispocreme, is a Texas cosplayer and DIY content creator known for bringing the worlds of superheroes and pop culture to life.
From building real life props and iconic superhero gadgets to creating tutorials, interviewing convention attendees, testing products, and sharing behind the scenes projects, Crispo combines creativity, craftsmanship, and entertainment to inspire fans to bring their favorite fictional creations into the real world.
CON Quest Ambassador, Army Veteran, Texas Creator
@ItsBenkai
Ben Allen, known as @ItsBenkai, is an Army veteran, Texas native, and CON Quest ambassador. He creates anime and pop culture interviews and videos from the convention floor. His work helps fans meet creators and discover more of the community around them.
CON Quest Ambassador, Army Veteran, Texas Cosplayer and Artist
@LoopyLopez_cosplay
Loopy Lopez is a Texas cosplayer, artist, and CON Quest ambassador. She builds everything from fabric pieces to full foam armor, with work inspired by Star Wars, Mortal Kombat, Marvel, horror, and Disney.
She works with cosplay groups and vendor booths and teaches panels for people learning how to cosplay or build with foam. She wants new cosplayers to feel comfortable starting with what they have and learning as they go.
