Give it one link
Keep requests separate from conversation.
EVERYBODY WANTS SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
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Collect the whole group’s food order in one place.
Share one link and let each person add their own meal, changes and notes before the run closes.
One link No guest account Real-time list
Coming soon to theApp StoreComing soon toGoogle PlayEverybody’s hungry. Of course.
STOP TRANSLATING EVERYBODY’S ORDER.
LET EACH PERSON ENTER THEIR OWN.
Fewer mistakes, fewer follow-up questions and less time scrolling through chat. Each person owns their meal and notes.
SEE THE RUN.
GROUP FOOD RUN.
Requests stay attached to the right person and update in one clean list.
Catch the run
FRANK’S GOING TOLunch pickup
Catch it by 11:40 AM
5 people are inGROUP FOOD RUN
F
Felicia
Turkey club
No tomatoF
Forrest
Chicken wrap
Extra hot sauceK
Karen
Caesar salad
Dressing on the sideG
Gary
Cheeseburger
No onionL
No account. No app. Just your request.Linda
Soup and bread
HOW IT WORKS.
WHAT MAKES GROUP FOOD ORDERING EASIER.
Set a cutoff
People know when to get their order in.
Let guests edit
Changes update the right entry.
Close the run
The list becomes final when you leave.
GOOD FOR.
FOOD FOR ALL KINDS OF GROUPS.
CoworkersFriendsFamily gatheringsSports teamsMeetingsRoad trips
ONE DESTINATION PER RUN.
A run represents one pickup context. The runner handles payment and pickup the way the group normally does.
BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT.
A FEW QUICK ONES.
Is this for delivery orders?
The core product is for someone who is already going to pick something up.
Do guests need accounts?
No. They can add an order from the shared link.
Can everyone order from different places?
A run is designed around one destination or pickup context.
Does it split the bill?
No. Payment stays outside the core run flow for now.
LET EVERYBODY ENTER THEIR OWN.
Collect the food order without collecting a new headache.
START A FOOD RUN