(31 May 2016) It has been noted in the Big Apple and even earlier in Warsaw. Now, however, it is ready to debut and challenge the Italian market. Vicker: the free new all-Italian app for daily chores (cleaning, repair, tutorials and any other job, service and activities you want to request). Vicker has already been presented at the prestigious TechCrunch Disrupt in New York (9-11 May): the most important international media conference in the tech sector aimed at startups. It was the only Italian Startup present at the New York event. Vicker is the new promise of peer to peer economy, the new economy based on the exchange of services between peers. After the presentation to the international audience of the Wolves Summit in Warsaw, and the full launch of the system in Rome (with their eyes already set towards other major Italian cities), the TechCrunch Disrupt was another important confirmation of this cutting-edge business project to the unique Italian panorama and has already garnered the interest and support of private investors, with a first round of investment of one million euros. Vicker (www.vicker.org) is a completely free mobile app and a marketplace to search for professionals and small workers to entrust any task or daily work with. The app was born from the idea of thirty-year olds Vicenza Matteo Cracco and Luca Menti, operative in Rome from mid-April and in Vicenza since the beginning of May, and has already nearly four thousand downloads and great feedback from users. (Red)
