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A new kind of takeaway coming soon

4 followers

A new kind of takeaway coming soon

4 followers

The homemade food marketplace. Buy & sell homecooked food on demand. Authentic meals available in your community from any device.

Launch tags:Health & Fitness•Home•Cooking

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RiverynLive like a hunter-gatherer. Keep the iPhone.

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Cumulus

Nice to see this, I personally worked as a software engineer at https://flavr.be, which is the exact same concept but locally to Belgium. We have over 20K users now. ☺️ Good luck guys! 👍

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9yr ago

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Maker

@michieldemey That's fantastic to hear, thanks for the support and glad to see you guys are doing such a great job with it already, congrats. Fascinating to see the idea already working, if we're ever over in Belgium we'd love to give it a try and order a dish!

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9yr ago

Awesome idea though, it is really hard to scale as every country will have different rules. If well executed and will a lot of patience and work it can be the next game changer in the food industry. Keep it up!

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9yr ago

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Maker

@rohillion It's going to be a fun challenge for sure. We certainly have the patience and work ethic to see it through, we just hope we can get enough interest from cooks and customers to match. Thanks for checking it out, great to have your support.

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9yr ago

This is absolutely brilliant. I love the platforms like Airbnb, Uber, and others that allow you to create a business or at least some side income using talents or tools you already possess with no stress.

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9yr ago

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Maker

@isaacncampbell Us too! We're really hoping to get some Airbnb hosts signed up to cook too, it would be great to put your kitchen too good use in the same way people do their spare room. Even better if you can do both at the same time.

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9yr ago

FilterGrade

This is super cool. The ability to try foods that you probably would've never had the chance to even know about is brilliant. Good luck!

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9yr ago

Yummit

Maker

@moloneymike thank you Mike, Liam and I both love trying new foods, this is certainly something that will allow us to feed that appetite!

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9yr ago

Congrats! Every once in a while you see (as an entrepreneur) and idea that you thought was good and might be interesting, executed by others. This is one such. As I am sure many ppl have come across this one, including some others in the comments. I am not shy to go against gov regulations, and mostly was deep in my company when I out of curiosity looked into this. Looks like you guys have a handle on it. My concerns where particularly in SF, Canada and many areas of the US, only baked goods, candy etc. can be served from a home kitchen. If you ended up hitting someones Airbnb and they have cockroaches, it's gross but you'll survive. If you eat bad pork or chicken from an unkept home kitchen, serious things can happen. And the gov will come knocking. If you look up a few states or big cities in the US they are extraordinarily strict about this. It makes sense, but also can't help but think it protects food business licenses which is a bread and butter income for a city. I hope this works. There is so much beauty in sharing cultural homemade foods with one another. Wish you well.

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9yr ago

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Maker

@paultomkinson What a lovely thoughtful comment, thanks for sharing. There's definitely a lot to love about the essence of what's behind the idea, and a lot of questions and a lot of challenges to making it happen in certain locations, but we're up for a challenge and as a community, we are more likely to find a productive outcome.

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9yr ago

Do not depend on others for everything. Be self sustainable, cook for your self, it is one of life’s great joys. If you have no time to cook, then your doing it wrong. Simplify and live not a life full of subscriptions and a middle man making money of you on everything.

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9yr ago

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Maker

@androidlove Sharing a great meal is one of life's great joys too. Better still, you can make food in your kitchen and give it away completely free using Yummit if you like.

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9yr ago