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Phoodie.

A San Francisco food photo app from 2015 whose founder, a former DJ, fronted a consortium's approach for Tottenham Hotspur a decade later.

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Timeline

  1. On record

    Spoon University reported the app launched in December 2015.

    On record · Announced
    spoonuniversity.com
  2. Listing page saved

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  3. On record

    The Evening Standard reported that Brooklyn Earick, a former DJ and NASA intern who had been involved in apps including Phoodie, led a US consortium reported to be preparing a GBP 4.5 billion approach for Tottenham Hotspur.

    On record · Announced
    sports.yahoo.com
  4. On record

    Earick confirmed to the London Stock Exchange that he did not intend to bid for Tottenham, Sky Sports reported.

    On record · Announced
    skysports.com
  5. Listed on Stompstart

    “A photo feed with food friendly features, a social network for foodies!”

As listed on Stompstart

Four phones on a wooden table showing food app screens beside the phoodie logo.
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“A photo feed with food friendly features, a social network for foodies!”

Phoodie is a simple photo feed where you follow other phoodies (think Instagram). There are food friendly features to add and search for recipes (think Pinterest). You swipe to save anything you want to try (think Tinder). There's also the ability to find restaurants (think Yelp). Every time you upload a photo, it gets tagged as either kitchen for food, or bar for drink. So if you see something you like, you swipe right, and it gets saved to your kitchen or bar!

Topics
Food and drink
Platforms
iOS
Location
San Francisco · California · United States
phoodielife.com ↗phoodielife.com ↗facebook.com/phoodielife ↗twitter.com/phoodielife ↗

In our words: The listing described Phoodie as an iPhone photo feed for food lovers that borrowed from Instagram, Pinterest, Tinder and Yelp: follow other users, add and search recipes, swipe to save and find restaurants. Each upload was tagged as kitchen for food or bar for drink.

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Sources

  1. spoonuniversity.com
  2. alternativeto.net
  3. appadvice.com
  4. apps.apple.com
  5. sports.yahoo.com
  6. skysports.com
  7. phoodielife.com
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