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Hollister native aims to disrupt the gig economy | Gilroy Dispatch | Gilroy, California
Tommy Sondgroth, who grew up in Hollister and maintains deep roots in the community, recently launched a smartphone application that aims to compete with the big-box behemoths of the gig economy while allowing service workers to keep more of the money they earn. The app, known as FAVR, offers transportation, delivery, dog walking, shopping, home services and other services. Sondgroth said he designed the app to compete directly with Uber, Grubh…
Hollister native aims to disrupt the gig economy
Tommy Sondgroth, who grew up in Hollister and maintains deep roots in the community, recently launched a smartphone application that aims to compete with the big-box behemoths of the gig economy while allowing service workers to keep more of the money they earn. The app, known as FAVR, offers transportation, delivery, dog walking, shopping, home services and other services. Sondgroth said he designed the app to compete directly with Uber, Grubh…
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