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Dimitar Bonev
@dbonev · Founder @getqlibri
Thanks for the kind words, @lay2000lbs.
It all started as an idea for an app that lets you buy pizza to a random person (in the initial iteration only the "random" option existed) and we evolved this later on with ability to actually see whom are you giving a pizza to.
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Kristofer™
@kristofertm · Founder @ Lamplighter Labs
Do they offer gift wrapping? B/c this could make Xmas shopping darn simple.
Jamil Velji
@jamilvelji · Growth & Marketing Expert | Entrepreneur
Does it work in Canada or cross border (Canada to USA)?
Major painpoint when doing random acts of pizza is sorting out payment to USA
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Dimitar Bonev
@dbonev · Founder @getqlibri
Hey PH,
I'm part of the team (of two) that created @giveapizza
Many thanks, @_jacksmith for posting it.
@jamilvelji, for delivery, we use the awesome Ordr.In API which works almost everywhere across the U.S., but not in Canada (more info here: https://hackfood.ordr.in).
It works across borders (i.e. from Canada, you can buy a pizza to someone in the U.S.),… See more
Leighton Cusack
@lay2000lbs · Co-founder, Kindrid
Hey @dbonev love the simple, spontaneous, generosity behind this concept. Especially in the holiday season. Could you tell me a bit more about what motivated you to create it and if you have long term plans for it?
Thanks!
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Dimitar Bonev
@dbonev · Founder @getqlibri
Thanks for the kind words, @lay2000lbs.
It all started as an idea for an app that lets you buy pizza to a random person (in the initial iteration only the "random" option existed) and we evolved this later on with ability to actually see whom are you giving a pizza to.
We simply liked the idea for an app that lets you very quickly, with a push of a button,… See more