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15 July 2026, 16:26
2026-07-15
"To each his own." A Ukrainian created the "Veteran Guide" application that helps veterans find trusted businesses and discounts
Ukrainian developer Viktor Bogoyavlenskyy presented the mobile application «Veteran Guide» — a platform designed to unite veterans, veteran businesses, and companies that support defenders.
Ukrainian developer Viktor Bogoyavlenskyy presented the mobile application «Veteran Guide» — a platform designed to unite veterans, veteran businesses, and companies that support defenders.
The main idea of the service is to implement the principle of «Every man for his own sake,» when the trust of the community becomes the main criterion for choosing services.
The application is already available for iPhone in the App Store .
According to developer Viktor Bogoyavlensky, the project was not created simply as a catalog of companies.
«We created the application as a tool for society. Its essence is to implement the principle of „To each his own, in his own way.“ In fact, it is a platform for building a reputation: you provide quality services, offer discounts — you gain the trust of the community. At the same time, users see proven service providers and can support the initiatives of their peers,» said Viktor Bogoyavlensky.
«Veteran Guide» helps veterans quickly find establishments and services that offer special conditions for combatants. In the application, you can view information about establishments, use the search and map, add places to favorites, leave reviews, and build a route. The developers paid special attention to the trust system: only users with confirmed UBD status can leave reviews, which should reduce the number of fake ratings.
According to Bogoyavlensky, in the future the team plans to expand the functionality of the service and develop the community around it.