EAT Global

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Problem Statement

We looked at the travel and food review industry and the problem of personal recommendations versus generic recommendations, The problem EAT Global solves:It’s a fragmented and time consuming process narrowing down places to eat in a new cityNot always possible to find personal recommendations for every city you visitTraditional web 2 food reviewers are not yet able to participate in the IP economy and post valuable content without any future monetization potentialEAT Global is a dApp that allows users to:Easily post Reviews of their food experiences with licensing and royalties using Story ProtocolGenerate curated food guides in collaboration with othersGet rewarded for their reviews and an opportunity to sell to media and travel websites who want to feature their reviews and guides in their contentPlease see our pitch here: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGUEzO98bU/jL1l0FFAm6lqmq-YneFajg/view?utm_content=DAGUEzO98bU&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor

Solution

Story Protocol and Dynamic. We focused on implementing the "Proof of Creativity" protocol and worked on the royalty and the licensing contracts as well as creating derivative works with linage in our travel guide offering. The visualization of the Story explorer is very informative and helped us with building and testing and exploring the IP assets on the Story network. Speaking with the Story team was very helpful and guided us towards a successful completion. We used the Typescript SDK and look forward to also using the React SDK next time.We decided to implement this MVP live at the hackathon by conducting food reviews of the food trucks that were on site.We have focused on the beneifts of using easy sign-on with Dynamic and the benefits of Story, including curating food guides, bring social proof on home page, and ability to generate rewards via NFT badges indicating those who post more.