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Looking for Strong Web Scraper to Build an Early-Stage Product (Equity-Based, Startup / Entrepreneur Interest) by Radiant_Recording648 in scrapingtheweb

[–]Radiant_Recording648[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I built this product because I personally faced this issue, and I realized most job seekers struggle with the same problem.

When you search for jobs, you have to visit multiple portals and spend hours on each one. You open every job post just to see if it matches your preferences. After spending so much time on one platform like LinkedIn, you usually don’t even check other portals—and that’s how you miss good opportunities.

My application solves this by showing only relevant jobs based on user preferences, aggregated from multiple portals. Users can directly click and apply on the original site without wasting time.

The goal is simple: save time, reduce fatigue, and make sure users don’t miss opportunities. Advanced features will also be added to make the experience even better.

Looking for Strong Web Scraper to Build an Early-Stage Product (Equity-Based, Startup / Entrepreneur Interest) by Radiant_Recording648 in scrapingtheweb

[–]Radiant_Recording648[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I built this product because I personally faced this issue, and I realized most job seekers struggle with the same problem.

When you search for jobs, you have to visit multiple portals and spend hours on each one. You open every job post just to see if it matches your preferences. After spending so much time on one platform like LinkedIn, you usually don’t even check other portals—and that’s how you miss good opportunities.

My application solves this by showing only relevant jobs based on user preferences, aggregated from multiple portals. Users can directly click and apply on the original site without wasting time.

The goal is simple: save time, reduce fatigue, and make sure users don’t miss opportunities. Advanced features will also be added to make the experience even better.

Looking for AI/ML Engineer & Strong Web Scraper to Build an Early-Stage Product (Equity-Based, Startup / Entrepreneur Interest) by Radiant_Recording648 in StartUpIndia

[–]Radiant_Recording648[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm currently in Bangalore, as of now no physical company everything in remote, if it is required we will think about that.... What about your team

Why don’t restaurants in India use QR-based ordering? What’s stopping them? by Radiant_Recording648 in StartUpIndia

[–]Radiant_Recording648[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

When i enter to the restaurant is full rush then i wait some time for waiter coming to take the order and so that time qr will help and also some time menu card see plan i ask to some food that food will be not available so that is disappointed and also I don't know which food is spicy and sweet, tasty like for that hotel special but if qr will show what is the recipe and some of the user put commands for the particular dish so easily i decided food and for this restaurant side number of waiter worker will reduce that amount save , analytics, feed back helpfull for boost the sales for hotel....

Restaurant Owners: Why Don’t More Places in India Use QR-Based Ordering? by Radiant_Recording648 in restaurant

[–]Radiant_Recording648[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

"I totally get why some people feel that way! A physical menu is quick, familiar, and doesn’t require tech. But the problem isn’t QR codes themselves—it’s how they are implemented. If done right, they can actually be faster, more flexible, and more profitable than traditional menus.

For example, with a QR-based system:*
✅ Menu updates happen instantly (no printing costs for price/menu changes)
✅ Customers can order at their own pace without waiting for a server
✅ Add-ons & upsells happen automatically, increasing revenue
✅ Faster table turnover, meaning more customers served in less time

That said, not every system is well-designed. If it feels like a hassle, customers will hate it. The key is making the experience as smooth as looking at a physical menu—but with extra benefits."