Tomas Mazetti

Ok, full disclosure, I do know the founder. But I know MANY founders, and share very few things.

If you look at the wave, and not at the ripples, what will 2032 be like? Quite possible, the Internet will have eaten itself into our glasses, socks and underwear. Is this a good thing? Well, it sounds better than gangrene. Anyhow: this product is a free sneak preview of the future, and that I like.

The best tagline. Ever.

Moby. A solar powered off-the-grid, staff-less grocery store on Wheels. Our vision: to give Iquigig in Alaska and Kigali Rwanda better retail than downtown Mathattan. We are a small company, and this project almost devoured us. But here we are. We believe that off-the-grid automated stores is will pretty much save the earth. Questions, ask away! (Want to join our development team? We are...

Hey, this is actually really smart! Good Job guys.

This makes me so happy. I always believed that most people WANT to make the right choices. It's just often so hard (try finding a green computer). The alternative have often been legislation, but in the long run (I believe) this removes responsibility, and makes people unused to making the right choices. Therefore, To provide tools facilitating for people to make their own good decisions is,...

Now a more important question: WHEN ARE YOU COMING TO STOCKHOLM?!

And the most important question: WHN ARE YOU COMING TO STOCKHOLM?!

Nice. We should talk!

Well, personally I LIKE it. (I might be biased though, since I have invested all own, and then some, in the company)

Thanks Matthew. Actually, thats the whole idea, right there. Starting a café is a dream for many (young) people, but rent and costs has spiralled in the big cities making it almost impossible. Opening a Starbucks would cost $ 500 000. Who has $ 500 000? Opening a Wheelys costs $ 3000. You'll not only earn a living, you get friends, great exercise (we wondered how to frame this) and can focus on...

Hi Shaan. Thanks. 1. We asked ourselves two questions. What is the product with the highest markup? Coffee! How can we sell that with as little overheads as possible? 2. It varies a lot. In a a big western city a Wheelys would make a profit of perhaps $ 250 in an 8 hour day. In a small city in Tunisia the same Wheelys would make a profit of $ 40.