‘Eatgether’ matches users so you never have to eat alone again.
The News Lens
Date: 2016/09/09
By: ZiQing Low
Taiwanese startup Eatme has launched a new app that allows strangers to eat meals together. The
Photo Credit: Eatme
mobile app, launched on Android devices on Aug. 31, has been downloaded as many as 5,000 times since its release.
“Eatgether” was released as a website in May, with up to 25,000 users registering in the first 90 days.
While the web version of Eatgether only notified users of a match via e-mail, Kimi Lai (賴柏成), chief operating officer for Eatme, told The News Lens International that the app allows users to actively browse through and connect with other users.
Users set a date, time, and place for the meetup, and interested people can register to join in. [FULL STORY]
