The app will primarily be marketed as a source for great food at low cost, with a secondary focus on its social and environmental impact.

We're building a marketplace that allows vendors to sell excess food inventory at a discount to users willing to buy it.

We're developing a mobile app to enhance user experience with live listings and location-based searches for discounted food.

Our average discount rate for food is around 50%, with a range of 25% to 75% to ensure customer interest and vendor viability.

When targeting college students, it's crucial to understand that they are valuable to advertisers due to their earning potential and decision-making as they start their adult lives.

Duffl, a quick snack delivery app for college students, features an eccentric design that may appeal to its target audience, but the layout could benefit from larger images and clearer calls to action. The secondary text in the app should have more contrast to improve legibility; making it darker enhances user experience.

During our time at Y Combinator, we focused on understanding whether consumers would pay for delivery services and if restaurants would be willing to partner with us.

Understanding our terminal audiences helps us define the initial set of users we can efficiently win over with new products.

I believe there is a significant opportunity in addressing health-related issues linked to food consumption, which remains underexplored in the startup world.