So excited that my team at Sayvr has been building the ability to checkout with Sainsbury’s, which is now live in our app!
With food inflation soaring, so many people living off fast food, subscription meal kits and deliveries, we wanted to offer a solution so people trapped in that lifestyle could get personalised healthy food, step-by-step instructions on how to cook it and track their diet.
We’ve now got thousands of users who can do all of the above. Hope more people find it helpful.
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We actually started building the company back in 2023, part of the exact reason I said in my post 🤣
Even if you’re building a business on the backdrop of this poor economic mess, Labour voters/leftists will find a way to try and way to stop growth.
Lots of people asking if I sleep. Evidently, no.
Three years ago my business partner and I started a company because nobody our age could cook. We all just lived off fast food deliveries. Devastating for health and for our bank accounts.
Now a food inflation shock is coming for everyone’s wallet and I think what we’ve built matters more than ever.
Sayvr lets you scan your food, turns it in to recipes, and can track your health. Our British-designed hardware turns any fridge smart, tags expiry dates, cuts waste, saves money.
The timing wasn’t planned. But here we are.
The UK establishment hate X more than any other platform because you can say what you think, write community notes to hold them accountable and embarrass/expose them for lying.
They also hate Elon Musk.
Thats why they’ve not gone after Google and ChatGPT.
Despite the DOOM in the budget, my small business is powering ahead anyway.
We are committed to building a great British company, hire British people and invest in Britain. To do that, we are delighted to have Lord Ivar Mountbatten join us as Chairman of our business.
To be a founder, you have to be irrationally optimistic.
For most high performers, the risk-return of joining big tech will always be better.
That’s why the best founders are mission-driven.
It doesn’t always work out, but when it does, the feeling is irreplaceable.
Before you know it, the Prime Minister will be claiming Digital ID cures cancer.
It’s getting utterly hysterical how desperate they are to save this universally unpopular policy. I wonder why they’re pushing it so hard…
In robotics, building a prototype is the easy part. Every prototype I’ve ever built was practically done in my garage with a team of <5 people.
That hard part is making those prototypes reliably work at scale. That’s what the other 245 people at Brightpick are for.