Once a week, your neighbourhood crowdfunds a drop of food straight from five Bulgarian farms — pickup around the corner, prices near-wholesale, no shop in between.
Add your home address so we can group you with people nearby. Add your work address too and you double your chances — we'll count whichever area hits threshold first.
Five producers this week. Back one or back all five. Choose how many of each you want. Your card is saved but nothing is charged yet.
The drop closes Saturday morning. If enough people in your area backed the same producer, your card is charged and the drop ships. If not, your card is released — nothing moves, no fuss.
We text you the exact address on Saturday. Walk in, collect your order. It's a local independent shop — not a warehouse. Direct from producer, near-wholesale price.
The farmer doesn't drive to a Sofia market every Saturday. She ships one box on Friday, gets paid Saturday. That's why she earns more even though you pay less.
Specialty shop margins are 80–120% because rent is brutal. We rent half a day in a neighbourhood pickup point. No retail markup baked into the price.
Nothing is produced or shipped speculatively. If your neighbourhood doesn't hit threshold, nobody loses anything. We grow only where there's real demand.
Today we crowdfund five producers a week. Cheese from a mandra. Honey from a single beekeeper. Fermented things made by hand. The producer ships, you pick up around the corner, the middle disappears.
Tomorrow we want it to feel like the city has a pulse. Real demand mapped to real producers. Each drop teaches us where to look next.
We want shops to know what their neighbours actually want — instead of guessing. Not warehouses. Not chains. People you can name.
This is week one. The whole thing is small now. Help us make it big the right way — sign up, tell a neighbour, check your phone on Saturday.