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

Our target demographic includes college students and early tech adopters who are interested in purchasing discounted food.

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

In the beginning, we described Gobble as a marketplace for personal chefs and families, which resonated with the peer-to-peer economy trend at the time.

Reddit transformed from a community social science project into a sustainable business, recognizing that revenue is essential for its operation.

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

I think it's definitely a strategy to avoid building yet another restaurant app or to-do list app, as many young entrepreneurs do.

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.

Our mission is to create love through food, and we are now able to provide that home-cooked meal experience to millions of families.