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We’ve been working hard on Dealy, and thanks to your feedback we’re rolling out some big improvements 🚀
Here’s what’s new in this version:
- Deals are now automatically filtered based on your current location or your selected area in the app 📍
- Deal descriptions are now optional, making it faster to create and publish offers ✍️
- Adding a restaurant or store is now powered by autocomplete, so you can easily find and add even small local businesses 🏪
- You now have a dedicated section to manage your created deals, including renewals and full history 📊
- Stores can now sign up and create their own deals directly, including custom expiration times 🕒
And most importantly… we are now officially Dealy 💙
link: https://code-resist-55132879.figma.site/
previous post: https://contra.com/community/rS5b8qKz-discover-local-fast-food-deals-with-deal-bites
This is one of the more unique approaches I've seen in the challenge so far. 👏
keep it up :)
Congrats on the launch! The location-based filtering is the right call, it removes the biggest friction point in deal discovery. The "tap anywhere to add a deal" CTA on the map is clever too, makes the contribution flow feel effortless.
This looks like a solid update for Dealy. I like how the new features seem focused on making the experience more useful and easier to act on, instead of just adding more complexity.
Thanks Saiful, working of those improvements
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