Group Food Ordering Made Easy: One Link, One Plate, One Order

Ordering food for a group usually means a long chat thread, a spreadsheet and someone doing maths at midnight. Order Together fixes that.

How it works

• The host picks a package and gets a 6-letter code and link
• Friends or colleagues join with just their name, no app or login needed
• Everyone votes for their favourite dish in each course
• The most-voted dishes fill one shared group plate, and the host can still change any dish
• A live countdown shows when voting closes
• The host places one order, for plates × headcount, and pays once

Why one plate?

One shared menu means the kitchen cooks in bulk, food arrives together and hot, and everyone pays the same fair price per plate. It's how catering is meant to work.

Short of the minimum?

The host can add extra plates for people who won't join the link, so a group of seven can still order a ten-plate Platter Box.