Everyone loves games, everyone loves to play, but what do you do when the games are not used anymore. The kids have grown up and the games just take up space at home.
There are several toy delivery apps that can be used: Facebook's marketplace platform, Yad2, agora, etc.
So what's unique about my app?!
Create a simple and easy-to-operate app, for uploading toys for delivery and selecting toys.
The uniqueness of the application is that it is only for toys.
In addition There is an option to share with Contacts/ Facebook friends/ everyone according to the user's preference.
To encourage people to use second-hand toys and thus maintain the values of community and friendship.
Instead of people buying more and more, they can use toys in good condition and enjoy them, thus extending the life of the product while protecting the environment.
"When you put the whole picture together,
recycling is the right thing to do."
Pam Shoemaker, Author
The competing platforms are general, and not just focused on toys.. Facebook Marketplaces and
Yad2 are intended for buying and selling and "Agora" is intended for free delivery.
I conducted a survey of family, friends and a more distant circle of friends and examined their buying and delivery habits of children's games.
Prefer to hand over games
to someone they know
Prefer to hand over games rather than throw them in the trash
Noted that from a choice of 1-5. Geographical location is most important to them
Most people will clearly prefer to hand over the toys to someone they are familiar with. Geographical location is a secondary consideration in the delivery of toys.
People are emotionally attached to their children's toys and want to know that the toys will be in good hands. It's easy for people to give away, but it's hard for them to ask for or take second-hand toys.
I am very attached to the toys of my children who grew up, over the years I have given the toys to my sisters and sisters-in-law who are also mothers to children.
In some cases, I gave to the children's kindergartens. It is important for me to know that the toys are in good hands.
I am the father of three sons, who really like computer games, most of which I buy myself, but I also have no problem searching on Yed2 or Facebook if I want something specific. What's important to me is that.
I won't have to travel far for a computer game.
I am a mother of two, we get most of the toys from grandparents but also buy a lot, we did not get to use second hand toys but I believe that if the toy is in good condition we may use. I will not look specifically at platforms but the issue of environment and sustainability are very important to me.
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