From the "searching era" to the "searching" era, where neither search nor comparison is possible
CiPPo, an app that you can't go back to after using it

With this app
Search and other portal sites
It is no longer necessary.
A community-based app that aims for a search "0" for [Hamamatsu_◯◯]

Main functions
1. Store information of each industry
2. Tweet request
3. Chat
4. Word of mouth
5. Reservation
6. Job offer
7. Flyer
8. Push notification

Various store information
You can browse various stores and advertising information in about 20 categories.
You can also search by location information and business hours.

It is currently open and displayed from a location close to that location.
If you look for it in the afternoon, the places that are closed in the afternoon will not be displayed.
Information that is not needed is not displayed, so it is easy to see. Easy to find.

Tweet request
The original function "Tsuburiku" solves all problems and things you are looking for!
A service where users can tweet their wishes and worries, and push notifications will be sent to all the target stores, and they can make individual proposals via chat.
For customers, it is possible to make a phase estimate with a single post and get a profitable plan only at that time.

chat
Reservation
The flow of store reservations and job interview reservations can be visualized through chat by interacting with the store side through individual correspondence, and requests, questions, and concerns can be resolved in advance.
You can answer at your own timing by chatting, even if the phone call during busy hours tends to be inadequate, and you can prevent mismatches.
Due to the characteristics of chat, the distance to customers is shortened and customer service when visiting the store is smooth.

Flyer
Most people in their 20s and 50s don't take newspapers, but leaflets are digital leaflets that can be viewed every day to meet the needs of those who want to see them.

From now on, CiPPo will be the source of Hamamatsu City and an indispensable infrastructure as a unified medium.