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Sanan Maknoo

Founder | Building ... • 6m

I'm working on "Snacking," a service that integrates snack ordering directly into streaming platforms like Netflix. Problem: Hunger strikes during binge-watching, disrupting the immersive experience when switching apps to order food. Solution: Snacking lets users order snacks like popcorn, drinks, or candy without leaving the streaming app. Value Proposition: For Users: Convenient snack delivery and rewards tied to watch time. For Platforms: Boosted user engagement and new revenue streams. For Delivery Partners: Increased orders during off-peak hours. Looking for feedback and a frontend developer (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) to help build a prototype for pitching to partners like Netflix and Swiggy. Interested? Let me know!

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

So how does it work? Netflix makes money from binge watching and food delivery/QC folks make money from binge snacking...you help them make more money but how do you make money?

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

L concept

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 6m

Bhai what kind of a world do you live in that this is a problem for you? Problem big enough to do soemthing about it? Weird

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