Gratix
Gratix ge 'nar nt'ot'e mpe̲fi ar ciclos diseñada uni ne ga hä nt'uni, ko 'nar geolocalizador da recompensa ya nt'uni ne da invita ya jä'i ja ar plataforma permitiendo da 'yo̲t'e 'nar zohni 'nehe (gi 'ya̲ni 'naxtu̲i) ne ga hä mäs nt'uni. Nunu̲ o ár 'ñu hingi ar completamente mpe̲fi comercio ngetho da nt'uni hingi urgentes requiere gastar puntos. Permite creación Hmunts'i ne da 'ñets'i Temu̲ Hmunts'i uni HMUNTS'UJE nt'uni a.
Sugiero da ya 'befi hingi jar ingles da rechazados ya da, 'bu̲ nu'bya, hingi di pe̲ts'u̲hu̲ ar 'ye̲ ar obra pa comprobar ya. Ge 'nar ja da tsa mä hä 'bu̲ ar ora Ja ar futuro, nu'bu̲ mäs ya jä'i ayudan gestionar nuna ar directorio varios ya hñä, podemos da t'ot'e versiones ja ya 'na'ño ya lenguas. . The trade-free idea is quite new and many people do not understand it, thus I would suggest we keep on managing the directory for now, and then in time let it be more user-driven.
Since I don’t know spanish, I only can judge based on the description. It seems to me that you need to register an account and provide your location in order for the app to work (but that’s necessary as I understand). So that’s okay, but what seems a bit sketchy is the points system. You need to spend points to take non-urgent gifts? Do I get that right? If so, then points, vouchers, food stamps – these are all forms of trade (i need to give this in order to receive that). Not good.
I would like to clarify that and listen to what others say, before I would suggest to put it in the rejected category. Maybe I understand something wrong. So I give 2/5 blocks for now based on a uncertain understanding. But don’t get me wrong. An app for gifting stuff is a great idea.