Free app launched to beat queues for Msdonald's and other takeaways in Milton Keynes
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Paul Hulatt, who is the man behind the popular Supermarket Check-In’ app, spnt his time in lockdown developing the programme,
He says the app will relieve the headache of queues and extended takeaway delivery times seen during the Covid-19 crisis and make the process safer and quicker for diners.
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Hide AdThe app allows diners to check their local restaurant or takeaway, with separate waiting time indicators for walk-in, drive-thru, or ordering for delivery or collection, submitted by other users of the app, and then ‘check-in’ themselves after they order to share their own experience.
It relies on community spirit , with other diners adding details about how long they waited. Users can then check the information and opt for the quietest time to order or visit.
Paul said: "Given all the issues there have been with queues during the current crisis, especially at major fast food chains since they’ve reopened, I wanted to help. After being placed on furlough, I had decided to use my free time to keep my development skills up to date - and these apps are the result!
"None of this information was publicly available elsewhere so I came up with the idea of creating a way for people to easily ‘check-in’ to their local restaurant or takeaway after visiting or ordering, so that others in their local community could benefit. This kind of socially-generated content is a really great way of communities coming together and helping each other get through this crisis."
‘Restaurant Check-In’ is available for both iPhone/iPad on the Appstore and Android on Google Play. Search ‘Restaurant Check-In’ or use the link here or