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Plantswapper: Revolutionizing Plant Trading with IoT
技术
- 网络与连接 - NFC
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 水泥
- 电子商务
用例
- 楼宇自动化与控制
挑战
PlantSwapper 创始人 Zeba 和 Nihal 发现了植物交易社区中的一个问题。传统的植物论坛和团体组织混乱,植物命名不一致,导致植物交换者之间为了完成单一交易而进行大量来回。该过程耗时且低效,导致用户很难快速找到好的交易。此外,创始人希望提供一个平台,用户可以在其中举办和组织非接触式互换会议,这在当前的大流行情况下尤其重要。他们需要一个解决方案,让他们能够创建一个用户友好的平台,具有强大的后端功能、第三方集成和本机应用程序。
关于客户
PlantSwapper是一款专为植物爱好者设计的社交植物交易应用程序。它为用户提供了一个交换、赠送、出售或展示植物的平台,甚至可以询问植物护理问题。该应用程序还允许用户举办和组织非接触式交换会。用户群主要集中在东南部,但其他地区的活动也在增加。自 alpha 版发布以来,该应用程序出现了显着增长,用户数量每周翻一番。目前,该应用程序在短短三周内就有超过 125 个活跃列表。
解决方案
Zeba 和 Nihal 借助无代码平台 Bubble 来创建 PlantSwaper。该平台允许用户发布植物列表,选择类别、品种、贸易类型和植物状况。它还使用户能够创建不同类型的列表,例如“报价”和“需求”。该应用程序的一个独特功能是它的匹配系统,它会向用户显示另一个用户是否有与其“报价”相匹配的“需求”,反之亦然。这使得用户可以轻松快速地找到好的交易。用户还可以举办本地互换会议,并通过应用程序预先决定交易和比赛。 Bubble 的功能使创始人能够直观地开发前端、处理匹配交易的复杂后端查询、管理用户帐户以及与 Google、SendGrid 和 OneSignal 等第三方平台集成。该平台还使他们能够创建一个在移动和网络平台上都能良好运行的解决方案。
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