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GO See The City

Techstars '23

Tampa, US · 1 known investors

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Hariet.AI provides a dashboard for stadiums, restaurants, hotels, and healthcare operators to sell, donate, and track surplus food, routing it to paying diners or vetted nonprofit partners with documentation included. It operates in the food waste and foodtech space in the United States, connecting venues with surplus food to local diners and food nonprofits.

Also known as GO Zero

Investors · 1

Techstarslisted by TechstarsBoulder · $220K

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Company profile

researched Sep 2026

GO See The City is a for-profit early-stage company based in Tampa, Florida, developing a platform that connects restaurants and eateries holding surplus food with consumers and nonprofit organizations seeking food. Its GO Zero initiative is a technology-enabled platform through which businesses can sell surplus food at a discount before closing time by generating same-day coupons, and then streamline the donation of any remaining unsold food to local charities.

The stated aims of the model are to reduce food waste, lower disposal costs for participating businesses, and increase food availability for people in need. The company has participated in NextCycle Michigan, where its work focused on identifying suitable project locations and building partnerships to broaden access to zero-waste solutions in Michigan.

Business model

The platform sits between food businesses and two demand-side groups: consumers who buy surplus food at a discount through same-day coupons issued before a venue closes, and local charities that receive remaining unsold food through a streamlined donation process. The company is described as a for-profit start-up.

Traction

Selected as a participating team in NextCycle Michigan with its GO Zero project.

▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography

Market position

Operates in food waste reduction and surplus food redistribution, combining discounted consumer resale with charitable donation of unsold inventory.

Technology

A tech-enabled platform that lets participating businesses list surplus food and create same-day discount coupons, and that streamlines the routing of unsold food to local charities.

Go-to-market

Partnership-led expansion: through the NextCycle Michigan program the team worked on identifying ideal project locations and forming partnerships to widen access to zero-waste solutions in Michigan.

Restaurants and other eateries with surplus food, along with consumers seeking discounted food and nonprofit organizations distributing food to people in need.

Geography

Headquartered in Tampa, Florida, with activity directed at expanding zero-waste food solutions in Michigan through participation in NextCycle Michigan.

Compiled by commissioned research from 4 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Timeline · 1

launches, deals, and filings
Jul 2025
Selected as a NextCycle Michigan team with its GO Zero project

Go See The City was profiled as a NextCycle Michigan team; its GO Zero initiative focused on identifying ideal project locations and building partnerships to expand access to zero waste solutions in Michigan.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

▸Research sources · 4

primary sources listed

4 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does GO See The City do?
Tampa-based for-profit startup building a platform that routes restaurants' surplus food to consumers and nonprofits.
Who are GO See The City's investors?
GO See The City's investors include Techstars.
Where is GO See The City headquartered?
GO See The City is headquartered in Tampa, US.