Streetfood Quest — CC&Co client

Streetfood Quest

A founder-led food-tech platform for trucks, foodies and city operations

Streetfood Quest is a founder-led CC&Co, Questology and Alec Lacroix platform case study with direct relevance to food-tech, app UX, smart city operations, community-building and municipal dispatch. The client page keeps the CC&Co angle clear: brand, product experience, interface, public communication, community growth and launch strategy.

CC&Co shaped the brand, public-facing experience, app interface direction, communication, social media and partnership storytelling. Questology and Quest Media thinking informed real-time location logic, dispatch structure and municipal platform design. Alec Lacroix worked as cofounder, CMO, strategist, product lead and city-facing operator.

Projects with CC&Co

Why this client matters

Streetfood Quest shows how CC&Co works inside a product, not only around it. The brand had to earn trust from foodies, truck owners, sponsors and municipal stakeholders at the same time.

The venture demonstrates founder-led work at the intersection of Montreal food culture, mobile product design and public-sector platform logic.

Services delivered

Brand strategy, app design, digital marketing, content strategy, partnership communication and product experience direction.

Complementary read:** Alec Lacroix on Streetfood Quest

Streetfood Quest project photography and campaign work: hero by CC&Co

Frequently asked questions

1.What is Streetfood Quest?

A Montreal food-tech platform connecting food truck discovery, owner tools and City of Montreal operational management.

2.What did CC&Co do for Streetfood Quest?

Brand strategy, app interface direction, public communication, social media, partnership storytelling and marketing.

3.How large was the community?

More than 50,000 foodies and fans, according to internal notes. Verify exact figure before publication.

4.Did Streetfood Quest partner with the City of Montreal?

Yes. A custom municipal platform supported location management, availability, dispatch and allocation logic.

5.Who were the commercial partners?

Telus, Yellow Pages Group and The Montreal Gazette, among others documented in internal notes.

6.Is there a founder perspective?
7.What industries does this client represent?

Food-tech, street food, municipal innovation, tourism and local culture.

8.Can CC&Co support a food-tech startup?

Read Alec Lacroix's complementary perspective → Alec Lacroix — Streetfood Quest

Contact Us

Let's work together

We're passionate about innovation, brilliant ideas and the execution that brings it all together in one beautiful experience. If you are too, call or send us an email to get started.

Contact Us