Feed Me Helps you Find Great Deals on Food Near You
If you’ve ever struggled with trying to find a good deal on nearby restaurants but haven’t had any luck, then we have an app for you. Feed Me is an application by Jack Underwood (of Underwood Apps LTD) that is dedicated to helping people find coupons at restaurants near them. It’s community driven and made for your area.
The app itself is simple to use and navigate. Coupons that have been up-voted most get pushed to the top, and coupons that have been down-voted get pushed to the bottom. You never have to worry whether you’ll find a good deal because all of the best ones are right at the top of the list. Another useful feature of Feed Me is that you can locate the restaurant on Google Maps simply by touching the deal and selecting the location. Doing that will take you right to the location on Google Maps and make it easier to get to your deal. Users of Feed Me can input coupons that they’ve seen around, as well. The process is pretty simple and it allows the user to input things like expiration dates and coupon codes.
Feed Me launched on April 27th and since then it has nabbed 4.8 stars on the Google Play Store. Its first week of being on the Play Store netted it 900 users, 1250 votes and 40 ratings putting it at 4.9 stars. The app itself is doused in Material design, and looks gorgeous when selecting different deals and scrolling.For more of Underwood’s apps check out his page on the Google Play Store. If you’d like to check out Feed Me it’s available here for free. Feed Me gets updates pretty frequently, so you don’t have to worry about the developer abandoning the app.
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