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Going Global - Laundrapp (UK)

Ed Relf, Laundrapp

26-Feb-16 10:00

Going Global - Laundrapp (UK)

Described as a remote control for your laundry basket, Laundrapp is an app in the UK that helps to clean and deliver your clothes when and where you like. However, it’s not the first laundry startup to ride the on-demand wave. We speak to founder and digital entrepreneur Ed Relf about Laundrapp’s position and strategy to stay ahead in this relatively new but crowded market.


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