Review our startup Farmly.net - buy fresh food in the UK

I'm part of your buyer market here I believe, as I've just started receiving fortnightly deliveries of organic produce from a local box scheme and I spent a heck of a lot of time recently trying to find local lamb and beef and running into dead ends left, right, and centre.

That being said, first of all and completely off topic, I appreciate you're in Heslington (York alumnae and still living in the north east). Perhaps you could consider spelling out on the site if you are planning on being a middle man, or an information centre, or a facilitator.

Will you show information for local box schemes, local farm shops, markets, independent cafe's?

I'm quite interested in seeing what you're trying to do, since I've recently had such problems searching for box schemes in the North East.

Congrats on a solid idea/execution combo. I suppose we need to support UK startups as much as we do our local suppliers. Fingers crossed I think you might even manage to win over the British luddites and naysayers with this blend of old and new!

Design-wise I can only say that it matches the expectations of consumers in the demographic pretty much spot on. And I like it :)

Would be good to follow your progress so will stick to Twitter for now, but in-depth blog posts would be welcome if you find time.

I have just subscribed to get updates and I am not even in the U.K. I hope you do really well. Like others here, I am curious as to your exact business model. It isn't clear to me what specifically you will be doing. I hope this kind of business becomes more common. It is a potential antidote to some of the problems caused by largescale modern farming and general commercialization of our food.

I guess the difference is that Farmly connects you to the local producers while Abel and Cole are a big food supplier and manages the logistics internally. But it means a steady supply(at a cost of importing of foods) and also they guarantee organic source of all of the produce.

You have to make a really quick and easy search on the front page which lets me check out which suppliers are available in my area.

Otherwise, you're just wasting everyone's time.

[edit] having signed up for the product since I want to be nice, and I've found all I've done is sign up for a mailing list of a product that might launch at some point in the future.

This isn't a startup to review or comment on, it's an MVP landing page test.