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The cost of living and the breakdown of community are major issues affecting all of us worldwide.

Biggy is here to help fix things. And fix things on a global scale.

The unique tech underpinning Biggy let’s it do something unprecedented in the digital world.

A geographical revenue-sharing model where 20% of your app income funds projects that level up your local area.

The money quickly adds up…

On average, we each spend 395 minutes online per day. That’s 144,175 minutes per year!

During that time, we see tens of thousands of ads.

Each ad holds a value and it adds up to
£ HUNDREDS per person per year.

Biggy gives you a massive 10% Cashback on purchases too.

This also adds up to £ HUNDREDS per person per year.

Combined, we’re in the £ THOUSANDS.

As an example, let’s round it to £1,000 of additional income per person per year.

You may use it for a free holiday. Another person may use it to cover grocery shopping.

But the beautiful thing is that you also contributed £200 for your local community.

Here, 10,000 local people using Biggy would create £2,000,000 per year for local projects.

Essentially money out of thin air.

The more you & your community use Biggy, the more local projects you can fund to level up your local area

Each community faces different problems. So Biggy hands you the vote on which local project(s) to fund.

Each project must pitch to their local community for funding and set targets.

Funded projects must regularly evidence progress for you to see.

When ongoing funding is needed, the project must get community approval at set intervals.

Your community may use the funds to open food kitchens & tackle homelessness.

Another community may use it to fund youth centres & build flood defences.

The more you & your community use Biggy, the more projects you can fund.

The really special thing about Biggy is that it’s universal. It’s always relative to population size and local currency.

It works the same in a rich suburb of London as it does in a Rio favela.

It offers underprivileged parts of the world a dignified route out of poverty.

Communities can become less reliant on handouts and fund their own projects.

Biggy is the fishing rod, not the fish.