Many ideas start small and then develop into a grand vision. Later, they grow into an empire. Surely you know the story of Steve Jobs? He invented and built the first Apple computer in the garage of his parents’ house. That’s how it is with most start-ups, which initially work hard on their idea from home and do not have their own office.
This was also the case with Matthias and the Speisekammer.App. Everything originated within the four walls of home and had been based there until now.
On April 1, 2022, a new chapter began: Matthias moved into the first own premises at the Gründerbahnhof in Giengen. The former station was converted into well-designed office spaces. There, start-ups can now rent space. In this way, the owner of the Gründerbahnhof, Andreas Adldinger, and the city of Giengen want to help young entrepreneurs get started.
Mayor Dieter Henle welcomes Matthias to the inauguration of the Startup Station in Giengen
Matthias was officially welcomed on April 7, 2022, by Lord Mayor Dieter Henle, economic promoter Sebastian Vetter, and owner Andreas Adldinger. On this occasion, the app and the vision of “Never again spoiled food” were presented. The gentlemen got an impression of how easy it is to declare war on food waste. Lord Mayor Dieter Henle expressed his pleasure about the move. Giengen is not unknown as a location for companies with a sustainability mindset.
Matthias presents the features of the Pantry.App
Keep track of supplies, groceries and durable products before small price increases turn into unnecessary extra costs.
Or try it right in your browser — no install neededNot only are there now office spaces for even more productive work - users and interested parties also have the opportunity to drop by the Giengen Startup Station for a coffee or tea and speak personally with Matthias or the team.
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