Updates

What we've been shipping.

Product news and milestones as we build. No fluff, just what actually changed.

  1. Product

    One modifier library, no more duplicates

    Option groups now live in one place on the web dashboard. Edit a group once and it updates every item that uses it, merge accidental duplicates with a confirm that shows exactly what changes, and every price edit shows before and after — nothing moves silently.

  2. Product

    Allergen honesty, everywhere

    Canonical allergen tags now flow from the menu you manage to the staff app and the public guide, and diners can filter the guide by dietary needs. One rule underneath it all: missing information is never treated as safe.

  3. Product

    The Feed

    The guide's front page got a redesign. Trending is computed from real ordering activity, and if a number is on the page, it's real — nothing is decoration.

  4. Product

    Photograph a menu, get a live one

    Snap a paper menu or upload the PDF, and the scanner drafts your whole menu — items, prices, modifiers, dietary marks — for you to review before anything goes live. Re-scanning folds changes in instead of creating duplicates.

  5. Product

    Sessions you can see

    Your account page lists every signed-in device with a readable label — "Owner Portal · Chrome on Windows" — and one-tap sign-out. Google and Apple sign-in landed too, with email-confirmed account linking.

  6. Product

    Run the booking day from the web

    Services businesses get a schedule view on the dashboard: the whole day at a glance, walk-ins, and phone bookings with proper cancellation. The floor and the book finally live in one place.

  7. Product

    Owner dashboard on the web

    Owners can now manage their menu, staff, floor, and analytics from a laptop. Not just the app. Building a full menu on a big screen is a different world.

  8. Product

    Station routing & business types

    Orders now route to the right station: kitchen, bar, drinks counter. Restaurants with multiple prep areas can keep each queue clean.

  9. Milestone

    Real-time floor sync, end to end

    Servers fire from their phones and the kitchen sees it instantly over Socket.io. No polling, no refresh, no lost tickets.

  10. Beta

    Austin closed beta is open

    We started onboarding our first independent restaurants in Austin. Free during beta, with a direct line to the team.