TG My To Go Orders

You already know their order.

Keep the go-to orders of the people you love in one place. Next time you're at the counter picking up food for someone, you don't have to text them โ€” it's already here, down to the sauce.

Free ยท iPhone ยท iOS 17 or later

๐ŸŒฏ Chipotle
M Maya โ€” Chicken Bowl
  • white rice, black beans
  • mild salsa, cheese, lettuce
  • guac
โš  Allergic to shellfish ยท never cilantro
๐ŸŒฏ Chipotle
S Sam โ€” Barbacoa Burrito
  • brown rice, pinto beans
  • hot salsa, corn, cheese
  • no sour cream
The moment

Third in line, ordering for someone who isn't there

That's the whole app. It's built to answer one question fast: what does this person get here? No scrolling a shared note, no waiting on a reply, no guessing at the customisations.

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Everyone you order for

Open a person and see everything they order, grouped by restaurant. Their allergies and hard no's sit at the top, where you can't miss them.

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Walk in, and it knows

When you're standing in a restaurant your people have go-tos at, the app opens on their orders there โ€” full customisations, ready to read out or copy into a delivery app.

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Shared both ways

Invite someone once and you both see each other's go-tos. Everything syncs over iCloud, so there's no account to make and no password to remember.

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Try what they love

People can flag an order as one you should try. It's a good way to find something new at a place you always order the same thing from.

Getting started

Three steps, then it just sits there being useful

  1. Save a few of your own go-tos Pick a restaurant, add what you order and how you customise it.
  2. Invite the people you eat with One invite over iCloud โ€” your partner, a friend, the roommates. They accept, and you can both see each other's orders.
  3. Order for them without asking Next time you're picking something up, open the app instead of sending a text.
Questions

The things people ask first

Do I need to make an account?

No. Everything is tied to your iCloud account, so there's nothing to sign up for. Sharing uses Apple's own iCloud sharing, which means orders go between you and the people you invite.

Does the other person need the app?

Yes โ€” an invite opens in the app. If they don't have it yet, the link points them here first so they can install it and then accept.

Does it work without a signal?

Yes. Your orders are stored on your phone, so they're readable in a basement food court with no bars. Changes sync once you're back online.

What does it use my location for?

Only to notice which restaurant you're standing in, so it can show you the go-tos saved there. You can decline the permission and use the app by searching instead.

Can I share with more than one person?

Yes. A shared space can be just you and one other person, or a whole group โ€” a couple, the roommates, a family. Each order shows who it belongs to.