Simon Edwards

It's been great seeing your team test and validate assumptions; this is a big problem for many agencies etc. small and large, so if you nail the market fit I think you'll have real mass appeal.

Came across this on TimeOut, thought it's a fantastic simple solution to a problem many of us have probably had. Couldn't find the maker (Chris Arthurs) on ProductHunt but will happily add you as the maker if you get in touch!

Just read about these guys in the news. I know of a couple of other attempts at making "social eating" solutions, so it'll be interesting to see how this pans out. It looks like it'll be an app, which I don't think is necessary but if so, I hope it's not iOS exclusive. Couldn't find the founder (https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliver-phillips-a12511133/) on Twitter so couldn't add as the maker here.

A friend (@hakJav) made this - I've sent it to him and he should be in soon to answer any questions.

Just to clear it up, by 'tea' we mean dinner! In the north of England people say 'tea' to mean to same thing.

Shuttlecook solves the big problem; 'What's for tea?' - we offer one recipe a day, and deliver all the ingredients portioned out to your work in time to take home and cook.

Add a forward-facing camera and this will be an instant buy. I'm not sure if the footage should be stored on-device on streamed to phone, but considering it'd only need to be retrieved in the event of an incident I'd say the former would be adequate.

It's a brilliant idea, sounds almost too good to be true. You've recognised that Wall Street has taken Amazon reviews into account - haven't they automated it in a similar way?