Recently, people have been ordering delivery food at home more comfortably than going out. In response, many delivery companies are doing their best to provide the best service to customers, but ironically, they often have poor meals themselves, either eating the food they make every day or buying food out of boredom.
Among them, the application "Bakkwo Meogeo" created by CEO Lee Gwanghee is gaining popularity among self-employed business owners.
"Bakkwo Meogeo" is an app developed with the purpose of breaking the reality where self-employed people are tired of always eating the same menu or the food they make. It encourages nearby business owners to exchange meals of similar value. For 1-2 person delivery businesses, the same menu and food can become boring, and buying food can be burdensome, so this service allows them to exchange meals and support each other.
Additionally, a location-based marketplace for secondhand transactions is integrated, allowing users to buy and sell items nearby. Food exchanges can be done directly or through delivery services, and users can upload their food or choose from uploaded items to exchange through simple chat.
According to last year's Small and Medium Venture Business Department's survey on small business owners, self-employed people work an average of 10 hours and 20 minutes per day and 25.5 days per month. This is equivalent to working from 9 a.m. to 7:20 p.m., six days a week for office workers.
An industry representative said, "More than 3,000 users have voluntarily used the app in less than a month since its release," adding, "It is great that self-employed people who work long hours all day can help each other."
For more details, you can search for "Bakkwo Meogeo" on the Google Store and download it.
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