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Unsold food at restaurants is a big issue. This Startup has a solution! Meet Karma, a 2016 Swedish startup founded by Elsa and Hjalmar. Their idea? Help restaurants sell surplus food at discounted prices. Problem? Restaurants worry that sellin

Building a community for Cancer Patients. connecting old patients, new ones, doctors & ngos. Patient can connect with Drs community chats & all. Also Can sell Or partner with companies for affordable rates. and more....

Too Good To Go: Turning Leftovers into a Movement Imagine this: you walk past your favorite café or restaurant at closing time and see fresh food headed for the trash. Perfectly good food, wasted. But what if you could save that food and enjoy it f

Idea of the Day: While buying fruits at a shop, I noticed that many were rotten. When I asked the shopkeeper why, he said, "Yesterday, no one bought fruits, so now they are useless." This gave me an idea: An app where shopkeepers can update discou

✨ Turning Surplus into Smiles: How Feeding India 🍽️ Transforms Extra Food into Lifesaving Meals 💖 Feeding India is on a mission to tackle hunger and malnutrition with a blend of strategic partnerships and impactful interventions. Here’s a closer l

A grocery app for hotels, cloud kitchens with subscription model would streamline food supply management. It offer subscription plans tailored to different hotel sizes and needs. Key features include customizable orders, inventory management with aut

Our company is pioneering edible cutlery, made from natural ingredients, to replace traditional plastic utensils. Single-use plastic cutlery contributes significantly to plastic waste, with millions of tons ending up in oceans and landfills each year

ScrapCash – Revolutionizing Scrap Management in India Pitch for Investors Introduction: India generates millions of tons of scrap waste every year, yet the industry remains unorganized, leading to inefficiencies, low recycling rates, and environmen

Modern farming is filled with chemicals, making it hard to find truly pure fruits and vegetables. We offer a "Rent-a-Farm" model, where health-conscious consumers rent a small plot on an organic farm, choose what they want to grow, and we handle the

Why It Is So Hard for Dating Apps to Make Money: 1. User Expectations: Many users expect free services, making it challenging to convert them into paying customers. 2. Intense Competition: Numerous dating apps in the market force companies to offer