I'm building a Micro-Startup to help people live in quarantine(COVID-19). What is the biggest problem you are dealing with this new routine?

As @rosiesherry said the biggest problem is food shopping. I also find when I work from home I get out less as when I work from the office I usually take a walk around at lunch but at home (and with the outside situation being better avoided) I am less likely to go out, although I do walk around the house it isn't the same.

• Food shopping is stressful. I currently go to our local shops daily to get a small amount.
• I'm use to juggling kids, but right now it has lots of added stresses
• I've always worked remotely, so not much change from that perspective
• I worry about those less well off, or less able. I want to do things to help them, but can't find the headspace atm.

I concur with the other comments, our biggest concern and frustration is making sure we can get food, especially if a more serious shutdown occurs and restaurants must close. Right now we're solving this by ordering in for one meal a day, and making one at home each day. But that can only last so long before you run out of food at home. What's missing is rationing of supplies at stores, as well as, enough supplies to keep the community fed.

Additionally, if Amazon warehouses get infections such they need to close, that cuts off a vital link to getting supplies that many people are using to stay inside. That's a current solution that may disappear soon. Some help with "what do we do then" would be useful.

I'm curious, at some point, this will end (hopefully!).

What might be your plans for this idea post-Covid? I could see potential to help people displaced by hurricanes or other natural disasters, but not sure if you're taking it that direction long term.

So, was just curious if you were thinking of extending this idea into the future, or if it's just a good project to do now to help and practice building your skills?

1. Not being able to take my walks outdoors in nature
2. I am missing out on exercise (it is hard to get as many km at home) It feels super unfair since the chances of infecting anyone when I would never be closer than 2 m to them are very small. And I really miss nature.
3. Keeping blinds open: letting sunlight in as much as possible. Looking at "walk with me"/ "nature walk" videos while walking at home.
4. The videos are helping a lot in simulating the feeling of being out in nature. However, it is still difficult to get in the daily 10K recommended steps.

look forward to reading about your solution! anything to reduce the frustrations would be appreciated :)