How often have you needed something on a one-off that you didn’t have? DIY tools for ‘that’ odd weekend job, camping equipment for ‘that’ festival, an extra chair or two for ‘that’ dinner - you name it. Wouldn’t you prefer to borrow these items from a neighbour than buy them out right?
Wouldn't that be handy, less wasteful, save you money and maybe even create some community spirit in the process?
This for That highlights this common phenomenon and presents a simple solution. Through seamless digital app design, you can see what’s kicking about in your neighbour’s attics, basements and sheds and vice versa.
Maybe in return for ‘this’, you could offer a bit of ‘that’. That camera collecting dust. That deck-chair that doesn’t get used. That kayak that’s comprising your hallway space.
How invigorating to think that there is a community of like-minded people out there who would be happy to do their bit for the local community and lean into the growing demand for the sharing economy.
It’s also the perfect way for Gen-Z to engage with the growing trend that favours usership over ownership, whilst showing their advocacy for the planet.
Remember, less buying means less waste.
This for That is the go-to solution for borrowing what you need, when you need it, and giving something back in return.
At Rodd, we believe that seamless digital app design holds the key to unlocking the full potential of the sharing economy. By creating frictionless rental transactions within local communities, we make it incredibly easy and convenient for people to participate. The smoother the process, the more likely we are to embrace it wholeheartedly.
We want to encourage our clients to take action and connect those everyday insights, human behaviours and little pieces of social opportunity to create new and valuable digital services that will make life and the planet that little bit better.
