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hah. I am surprised you have not heard of any of these!! http://www.quora.com/Food-Tech-Startups/What-companies-are-doing-or-have-done-Airbnb-for-food http://w
by Jonovono 13y ago
hah. I am surprised you have not heard of any of these!!
http://www.quora.com/Food-Tech-Startups/What-companies-are-doing-or-have-done-Airbnb-for-food http://www.quora.com/Food-Tech-Startups/What-companies-are-d...
- dmarble 13y agoWow, quite the list! Now I feel compelled to read through some posts tagged "AirBnB for X". Interesting discussion on whether this model can succeed: http://www.quora.com/Will-Airbnb-for-food-be-a-successful-business-model http://www.quora.com/Will-Airbnb-for-food-be-a-successful-bu... And I just stumbled onto another one of these last week: http://cozymeal.com/ http://cozymeal.com/
- d0m 13y agoHa, yes well, I guess "Airbnb for food" might not be the best explanation then. The pain point I was focusing on was to provide good food at cheap price for neighbors, less about "Living an experience with another family".
- Jonovono 13y agoOh I see. I actually like that! I don't think I would ever use one of these services to eat at a strangers house. However, if I could go on and see a list of what people in my area are planning to make (oh boy my neighbour is planning to make a batch of brownies this weekend). Then I could opt in and pay for a certain amount before some deadline. Then the person making the food sees that they need to make an extra x amount of brownies (but they were already planning to make them, but now can make some extra money!). Then when they are ready you get an alert and can go pick it up. That would be pretty sweet! I'd use that.