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Alexa and Foodspotting attract seed funding attention!

by peterme

At last weekend’s Women 2.0 Startup Weekend, Adaptive Path interaction designer Alexa Andrzejewski and her Foodspotting team got $5,000 in seed funding (without even asking for it!).

Within Adaptive Path, we’ve seen the evolution of Foodspotting, an iPhone app and website devoted to helping people find the best dishes (as opposed to restaurants) in their area. From the beginning, it’s been a needs- and design-lead idea, and the strength of that approach has gotten great feedback wherever she’s shown it.

In this video from the weekend, you can see Alexa and her Foodspotting partner Michael Goff’s 5-minute, 5-slide pitch and demo:

Startup Weekend Pitch: Foodspotting from Women 2.0 on Vimeo.

Congrats to Alexa! And here’s to Foodspotting’s continued success!

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