Mealplan - Let's Eat

Free

1.18for iPhone

Aakash Thumaty

Developer

Aug 18, 2018

Update Date

Food & Drink

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

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iPhone

About Mealplan - Let's Eat

Mealplan is a mobile order-ahead app that rewards you and your friends for eating at your favorite spots on Franklin St. Whenever you're hungry, check out our partner restaurants and the amazing discounts they're offering through the app, ranging from 50% OFF specials to 99 CENT drinks to FREE food. Each time you order, you also earn two rewards points that can be redeemed for even more free and discounted food: one point you keep for yourself, and another you get to send to a friend. Take your meal on the go or dine in -- either way you won't have to wait in line when you order through the app! Don't know what to eat? Check out the Food Feed for your friends' recommendations and to add your own! Bored? Use the app to invite your friends to come eat, sleep, drink and more at your favorite places!

Fueled by hunger, and built with love by Cara Price, Xueyang Li, Megan Nguyen, Zach Walker, Wyatt Phillips and Aakash Thumaty