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CEO – FoodScale | J’aide les restaurants à booster leur chiffre d’affaires sur Uber Eats et Deliveroo grâce à une stratégie performante, déjà déployée avec succès auprès de plus de 100 restaurants.
Fondateur de Foodscale. J’aide les restaurants à générer plus de chiffre d’affaires sur les plateformes de livraison grâce à des visuels photo impactants et une stratégie pensée pour la performance. Ambition : faire de Foodscale un acteur de référence de la croissance des restaurants en ligne.
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What if the future of AI shopping isn’t a chatbot? Think about how we actually shop. Sometimes you know exactly what you want. But most of the time? You just browse. You see an outfit, a room, or a particular aesthetic and think: “I want something like that.” The problem is that most shopping platforms expect you to know what you’re searching for. @daletlabs is taking a different approach with scene. Instead of asking you to describe what you want, it generates a personalized feed of realistic AI images featuring real products. And here’s what makes it interesting: → The feed adapts to your taste as you explore → Products appear together in realistic scenes → You can tap items to see what they are → Shop across multiple brands and categories → Complete everything through one checkout So imagine seeing a perfectly styled living room. Instead of searching separately for the sofa, lamp, table and decorations, you can discover and shop the products directly from that scene. That’s a completely different approach to e-commerce. The team includes people from Google, Runway, Pika and MIT, and they’ve raised $7M in pre-seed funding led by Lightspeed. Early access to the iOS app is now rolling out. I think this is an interesting direction for consumer AI. Maybe the future isn’t AI buying things for us. Maybe it’s AI helping us discover things we didn’t even know we wanted. Would you prefer shopping through an AI assistant or exploring a personalized visual feed?
I think every SaaS founder should study what Pancake is doing right now. Seriously. These guys jumped out of a plane for their launch. They're organizing an event to break the world record for the tallest pancake stack. And now they're turning customer success stories into content people actually want to watch. Most SaaS companies do the opposite. They build a product. Post a few screenshots. Announce some features. And wonder why nobody cares. Pancake understands something important: **A great product isn't enough if nobody pays attention to it.** And the product itself is interesting. @pancake_ai is building an all-in-one GTM workspace designed to replace the scattered tools and spreadsheets teams use to manage growth. You can even upload your product link and generate a GTM Brain for your business. So they're not just building a tool to help companies grow. They're showing founders how to market one. That's what makes their approach worth studying. **What's more important for an early-stage SaaS: building a better product or being better at distribution?**
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thomas trimoreau is a B2B LinkedIn creator based in France with 727 followers, posting about SaaS and Growth / GTM. On Naano, one sponsored LinkedIn post by thomas trimoreau costs €50, a fixed price per post. A sponsored X post costs €200.
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