Week 10

Final Pitch (Presented by William Geckwood-Lock)

Feedback notes

-Love the idea of getting people together and creating a community.

-Can definitely see this being used by many.

-Like incorporating the council for local appeal.

-For developing an app, need to get a technical partner on sight because thats where the main starting
costs is going towards.

-App downloads are slowly dropping so this app needs a big selling point to be successful.

-Make sure you investigate how the tech is built and process it goes through.

-Work on revenue model how much specifically is coming in over time.

-There might be difficulty managing first interaction, if no one is on or that same people are on all the time it will be hard to launch properly.

-How will people know whether spaces and venues will be free, app has to help with that.

-Build competitive aspect as well as casual.

-Add a feedback section to the app to add loyalty aspect.

-First find the community (club, sport, park etc) who has the biggest need for this app and test it there first.





















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