GoGoGrandparent helps older adults use on demand transportation services. We primarily handle two challenges:
1) Technological accessibility - they call to order a ride, no smartphone required.
2) Ride management - we screen drivers to make sure they're comfortable with seniors, monitor rides and communicate on behalf of the registered callers
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I remember a discussion about this service on reddit roughly a year ago. So great to see it on ProductHunt now!
Really LOVE the product and the opportunity to cater to non-smart phone users. This market is huge and speaks to the larger population of the world. On a related note, do you think you're alienating potential users by focusing on catering to the elderly (via your name or the way the website is set up)?
@giselledarlene Thanks Giselle! We think about it a lot. Our second biggest demographic are the visually impaired. We want to eventually be a senior service business because the industry is so large, but definitely don't want to alienate folks that could also participate in that industry. I don't have a good answer right now unfortunately, check back later!
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Great idea - this is gonna save my older family members a lot of headache.
@lyskovandrei Thanks for the question Andrei! We've already "elder friendly" meal delivery and grocery shopping, but we want to try medical assistants to appointments before committing to the next product.
This is a great idea. Super simple and very useful for non-smartphone users. I will definitely be passing this along to some family members who are curious/know about uber, but don't use the tech required to actually use the service. Great job!
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