EatWith: The Airbnb of Home-Cooked Meals

The video discusses a service that connects people with hosts offering home-cooked meals in various cities. Users can book meals through a website, choosing based on location, date, and host details. The service is likened to a mini restaurant business, with hosts either treating it as a business or a hobby. Security is emphasized through host vetting and user reviews. Initially aimed at travelers, the service now attracts many locals seeking unique dining experiences. Revenue is generated through commissions, and the company has secured funding from notable VCs.

What can users do on the platform to find a home-cooked meal?

• Search by location and date

• Search by dietary restrictions

• Search by host's name

• Search by cuisine type

How does the platform ensure the safety and quality of the dining experience?

• By vetting hosts and monitoring reviews

• By providing a list of recommended dishes

• By having a strict no-refund policy

• By offering insurance for each meal

Who are the primary users of the platform?

• Only international travelers

• Only local residents

• Both travelers and locals

• Only food critics

What is the platform's revenue model?

• Charging a subscription fee

• Offering premium memberships

• Selling advertising space

• Taking commissions from hosts

Which venture capital firms have invested in the platform?

• Andreessen Horowitz and Benchmark

• Greylock Partners and Genesis Partners

• Sequoia Capital and Accel Partners

• Kleiner Perkins and Lightspeed Venture Partners