Looking to create something fun based around Hamburgers. Taking a "slice" from the Slice apps playbook and create something that is hamburger based.
how could we do this using no-code tools?
The concept: An application tht Helps local mom and pop shops sell more hamburgers creating another source of income for their shops thus allowing them to compete with chains.
Why? Idkn seems fun and could create a cool source of incomce if we can do it right.
Issues:
-How to integrate with the restaurant's system in order to take orders and take our commission when the app is used???
-Actually selling it. I could go to a few places where i live and demo it. We are the home of the Burger Garbage plate(unique market opportunity).
Business Model--Lets just take $2.00 on every order rather than a percentage like grubhub and uber eats. LEaving more online order money int heir pockets.
Sound fun? lets chat.
i am also working on a meat site website. you can visit my page and know more about it. https://cookinggearlab.com/best-meat-slicer-for-home-use/
I'm already doing a meat shop project in my local city, you can see the website here https://theshedabilene.com/
Hello Steve,
This is a super creative idea!
I'd love to know more like are you planning to grow this into a business or more like a fun side project?
Either way this is an amazing idea.
Thanks!
John Fromme
Hey Jonn,
I’m thinking like more of an experiment(would be cool to grow it into an actual business ) and see if we can get a few clients. Also, see how we could hack it together and make it super simple for restaurants to sign up and feature their burger menus
If you have any ideas or suggestions totally open to some fun ideas of your own.
I wireframed this up if you wanna see lemme know .🍔
It would be pretty cool if the service also had a rewards system like every time the user buys a burger they get a small discount, encouraging the user to buy more burgers.
I would love to see your wireframe!
Thanks!
John Fromme
Thad be cool. Burger Bucks lol.
Wireframe :
https://whimsical.com/RA4QBhp3z7HV7XXJF3EH8c#7YNFXnKbYtmUYqQa5GKjq
Wow, that's awesome!
I can tell you put a lot of time into that wireframe, it looks amazing.
John Fromme
Sorry for the delay here. took about 2 hours id say.