DoorDrop: Proof a Flyer Landed

Businesses still pay to put paper in letterboxes, and mostly have to take it on faith that it got there.

DoorDrop is a two-sided flyer delivery marketplace built to change that. A client creates a campaign, uploads a flyer and targets specific suburbs and streets. Walkers browse open campaigns, put their hand up and get approved. Then GPS tracks the walk, marks doors as delivered when the walker is close by and moving at walking pace, and lets the client watch the route live.

This week we find out whether proof is enough to win the customer.

We'll dig into:
• Who actually buys letterbox drops, and what would they pay for proof?
• How do you get walkers and clients in the same suburb at the same time?
• How easy is GPS tracking to cheat, and does that matter?
• How AI tools helped build real-time tracking and a two-sided workflow

How the hour runs:
• 4:30 sharp: the idea and the riskiest assumptions
• 4:40: live walkthrough of a campaign, from client setup to walker delivery
• 4:55: you try it and tear it apart
• 5:15: what would you change, and how would you apply this to your own idea?

Come if you run a local business, want flexible walking work, or are building anything with two sides to it. No technical background needed. Bring a laptop or phone.

Try DoorDrop: https://doordrop.proappstore.online/