Ordr remembers what each person in your house gets, at each place you order from, down to the last "no onion." Open Order Mode and read it straight down.
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Tap who is eating tonight and Ordr prints the whole order in one column, in the order you would say it. Big type, no scrolling around, no "hang on, let me check." Copy it into a delivery app or read it to the person at the counter.
Open a restaurant and every person in your household is right there with their usual next to their name. Kids, grandparents, the roommate who never texts back. You stop being the one who has to remember all of it.
Nobody forgets that she gets the salad. They forget it is dressing on the side, no blue cheese. So Ordr stores plain text, exactly the way you would say it out loud, and never tries to match it to a menu that changed last spring.
Every person gets a private link. Send it, they type their usual once in a browser, and it lands in your household. No account, no app to install, no arguing about it in the parking lot.
The eight or ten spots you actually rotate through, newest first.
A lunch order and a dinner order, because people are not consistent.
Drop the whole order into the delivery app's notes field in one tap.
Save the number once and dial straight from Order Mode.
Your household's data is yours. No feed, no follows, no selling it on.
A place is a name. An order is a sentence. That is the whole setup.
Installs to your home screen and opens in the drive-thru with no signal.
No ratings, no photos of your food, no social graph of burrito orders.
Built for the person who always ends up making the call.
Add your places, write down what everyone gets, and never guess at the counter again.
