PS: No PR stunts are intended.
“You have absolutely no reason not to get whatsoever you want to
eat wherever you are except you’re on the moon or something”
That statement summarizes the motivation behind the
development of the mobile application called Hojah. In simple
words, Hojah lets you buy whatsoever you want from whoever you want
and you could have it delivered to you or kept for pick up at a
later time.
Call it a food-amazon or an ebay solely for food items and you are
getting the point.
Download link is here -
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.itvessel.hoja&hl=en
For now, it’s only on the android platform
Many busy people feed on what is available around instead of what
conforms with their diet. They work so hard to earn and struggle to
purchase from sellers who would always wait for them to come and
spend their hard-earn money. Biologically, the need for food comes
with impulse behaviour, instead of going to buy, the sellers can
deliver it.
An app has been built with these refined notion, it knows the
location of a user and loads the closest sellers, giving them
options for taste and proximity to purchase decision.
With Hojah,
- You can get food even if you’re very busy
- Food sellers don’t have to have a shop to sell, they can
sell from their houses since they are delivering thus offering more
employment opportunities to people whose limitation has always been
having a shop - It offers to show you restaurants around you when you’re
visiting a place for a first time. It shows their menus and prices
so you can decide which restaurant to go to thus saving time.
Click here for more info - http://techcabal.com/2015/06/22/hojah-is-an-app-for-locating-every-kind-of-food-around-you/
We launched the app in June this year and we presently need some critique, suggestions on the entire thingy.
Could you particularly help with suggestions on penetrating the
market, UI UX, overall feel of the app?
What do you guys think?