“The mission is to use the funds to strengthen our presence in the existing markets, before making an international debut, Dubai and Singapore to begin with,” Oswal said in a statement on Wednesday.
The Woozoe app, which allows visitors to recommend their favourite dish and beverage options in restaurants, specific cities and even regions, currently has on board close to 2,000 active users and food bloggers. It sees about 30 reviews on a daily basis.
“Our focus is currently on bringing more visitors to our platform. We will look at the conventional method of revenue generation (in-app advertisements) in six months to a year from now,” he added.
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