It’s revolutionary, with live GPS maps showing who’s trading where and when. It details the specials of the best traders, and encourages punters to photograph – and review – their food. The idea is that it is helping to build a bigger street food community. And, for the first time this year, it allowed people to vote for their favourite traders at the British Street Food Awards.

It’s a game changer. It does not matter what van traders drove. A woman who makes amazing pies on a market stall in Hull can compete with a man who makes arepas on a street food market