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Mobile App Prototyping
Invincible City Farms
Mobile App Prototyping
Project details
What we need
- A proof-of-concept app prototype (for either iOS or Android)
- Documentation of the functionality and how users will use the new app
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Consultation on how to publish and maintain the app, as well as resources for finding assistance moving forward
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Note: The Mobile app will be a functional prototype but will not be production ready with full user experience (i.e. visual design, animation, etc).
Additional details
we are looking to build an app which is a grocery app with user notifications. We seek to gather data on transactions, behaviors, and activities of residents who live in food deserts around food choices, nutrition, and health. The data we gather is used to model incentives or outreaches prior to investment of funds. The notifications are to send discounts, prizes or health benefits the user can take advantage of.
What we have in place
- We currently have dedicated principal to work on the project, which should make it easy for you to get started. We also have a defined goal and product we seek to produce, and the ability to provide any other information you need.
How this will help
This project will save us $7,802 , allowing us to to focus funding on the build after a prototype is complete.
To eliminate a food desert you must tackle both the supply-side (access) and the demand-side (behavior). Big data is the best tool to illustrate and test demand-side programming. There are many programs nationally but it is rare to have data which identifies true disruptors of food deserts.
Project plan
Posted by
fredric b.
founder
Our mission
to eliminate urban food deserts.
What we do
Invincible City Foundation grows, distributes and prepare organic, fresh fruits and vegetables inside urban, distressed communities defined, at times, as food deserts.
Through strategic partnerships, ICF brings raw and prepared food within reach of those who struggle to have access. ICF also hosts food and nutrition classes, demonstrations and workplace development in the fields of food preparation, food service, and catering.
ICF employs 30% of its workforce from disadvantaged workers, those in transition to employment: returning veterans, previously incarcerated, long-term employed. The employees are full time, with health benefits and they receive case management services to support their job.
Testimonials
Mckenzie is the Best! The results exceeded my expectations. Mckenzie was precise, methodical and creative.
Working with Fredric was awesome! Great communication and direction. It was a pleasure to work on a project for Invincible City Farms.
