GoCheetah: Wholesale Grocery Supply in a Click

San Francisco and the Bay area in California have a new way to distribute food safely with a contactless pickup and delivery services to consumers and businesses named Cheetah Technologies, Inc., which is an excellent example of women's success and the possibility of finding an opportunity during a crisis, like the current COVID19 pandemic.

Although the company was founded in 2015 as an e-commerce wholesale delivery platform for restaurants and small businesses, Cheetah successfully expanded its business amid the pandemic lockdown, early in April 2020.

Cheetah's CEO, Na’ama Moran, launched the startup as a way to improve operations for restaurants and small groceries by introducing a new highly robust app with “Live Shopping cart” and other innovations.

However, “this pandemic has shed light on how technology can be used to quickly adapt the core services within the food industry like delivery, fulfillment, and supply chains," explained Na’ama Moran. “When we saw what was happening to our loyal customers during this crisis — and to their customers, and the consumer — we knew we had to do something to help.”

Ms. Moran —  a young mother of two — turned a fleet of more than 100 refrigerated trucks into mobile grocery delivery centers for consumers. This strategy ensures "the safest next day contactless grocery pickup, away from crowds," according to a company's speaker.