The main assumption, as well as the challenge, was to create an application that would allow each company, regardless of its location, to guarantee employees a benefit in the form of a subsidy for ordered meals. For the creators of Myfoodie, the key was not to exclude factories and companies located on the city outskirts that are outside the reach of deliveries or contribute to charges being very high.
The idea of shared meals stood for the Myfoodie App creation, too. Dishes ordered in one restaurant are delivered at the same time with no delivery costs. Thanks to this, employees save time they previously spent browsing the menu together and deciding which restaurant to order from on a given day to minimize delivery costs. What’s more, such delivery makes group lunch breaks have become much easier to conduct.
On the other hand, remote work becoming more common has put pressure on companies to allow employees to order meals at their homes. Myfoodie has solved this, mainly via catering services that operate in over 3,000 towns across Poland.
A very important aspect in creating the application was also clearly showing the subsidy amount – daily and monthly. So that the employee knew how much of it was available during the month.
