Let's Go Lunch

Social network for daily lunch at work

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Social network for daily lunch at work

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Let's Go Lunch is a social network for colleagues to organize daily lunch.

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Sounds Cool - I worked at a startup that did something similar - allsetnow.com - Not sure, if you've heard of it. How is it different?

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9yr ago

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Maker

@gilmararellano Hi Gilmar, allsetnow is for table booking and pre-ordering, LetsGoLunch is for organizing the lunch with colleagues.

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9yr ago

@alexander_semerenko Right on! I'll make myself a note to use it sometime soon. Good luck.

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9yr ago

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Maker

Hi hungry product hunters! If you are working in a big office, you probably face "whom to join for lunch?" question daily. So we've made a new social network: letsgolunch.com. It is pretty simple to use and doesn't require registration: 1. Choose restaurant you like. 2. Send invitation link to colleagues. 3. After a lunch you will follow your colleagues, they will follow you. You will see, who's going where and join them in one click. Please, try it out and comment how you like it! Thanks.

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9yr ago

TheyMadeThat

It would be nice to have a feature where you can get lunch with strangers (other professionals) nearby as a group - like the app though

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9yr ago

@kay0stheory there is a similar service for lunch networking. It's called http://letslunch.com but I am not sure if they are still active

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9yr ago

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Maker

@kay0stheory Thanks for suggestion! We try to focus on a different use-case: daily lunch with colleagues. Haven't seen any startup for that yet, we are the first ;-)

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9yr ago

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Maker

Thanks all for your awesome support and trying out so far! We are currently looking for investors, if interested, let me know.

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9yr ago

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Maker

And here is a short video how it works: https://youtu.be/f4-bohKFwhg

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