Dinelify
Meals, snacks and supplies

Everyone eats.
Nobody chases.

Dinelify collects every meal, snack and supply choice before the cut-off, nudges whoever forgot, and hands the kitchen one clean number. No spreadsheets, no reply-all threads, no guessing who is in.

  • Reminders that stop when you answer
  • Installs like an app
  • Every change on the record

A day, end to end

  1. 1 Before the cut-off Everyone picks their meals, snack and supplies
  2. 2 Anyone who forgot Gets a nudge, then another, until they answer
  3. 3 At the cut-off The day locks, and stays locked
  4. 4 Right after The kitchen gets one clean number

Sign in to see your own company's cut-off, today's menu and your order status right here.

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Services

Meals, snacks and supplies

3

Meals a day

Breakfast, lunch and dinner

15m

Between nudges

Until you answer, by default

45d

History kept

Then it is gone for good

Three services, one sign-in

Lunch is only the beginning.

The same app that sorts tomorrow's meals also handles the evening snack and the monthly household run, each with its own cut-off, its own reminders and its own history.

How a day runs

Four moments. Three of them happen on their own.

  1. 01

    Before the cut-off

    Everyone picks, in about thirty seconds.

    Veg, Non-Veg or no food, for breakfast, lunch and dinner, each with its own building and room. Living with family? Set the meal count, split it across two addresses, and the form will not let you save until every plate has somewhere to go.

    • Three meals, one screen
    • A delivery point for every meal
    • Family counts that always add up
  2. 02

    Anyone who forgot

    A polite nudge, then a persistent one.

    Anyone who has not answered gets an email with the day's menu and a link straight to the form. Still quiet? Another one follows every few minutes. The second they answer, the nudges stop. Snacks get their own reminders on their own clock.

    • Your company sets the lead time and the gap
    • Stops the moment you answer
    • Food and snacks reminded separately
  3. 03

    At the cut-off

    The day locks. Properly.

    When the clock reaches your company's cut-off, that day is done. Nobody can add, change or cancel an order for it. If an admin really has to step in, they can, and the override lands in the activity log with their name next to it.

    • Your cut-off, in your time zone
    • Locked means locked
    • Every override on the record
  4. 04

    Right after

    The kitchen gets one clean number.

    Veg and Non-Veg totals for every meal, broken down by building and room, for a single day or a whole range. Read it on screen or download a tidy spreadsheet. Team leads see their own team and nobody else.

    • Totals by meal, building and room
    • One-click Excel export
    • Reports scoped to each lead
Who does what

Three kinds of people. Each sees exactly their share.

Each one signs in differently and sees a different slice of the picture. Pick one to have a look.

Runs the platform

Looks after Dinelify itself, from a separate sign-in. Belongs to no company, so no company ever sees their activity as its own.

  • Create and configure companies
  • Invite an administrator into any company by email
  • Let one person administer several companies
  • Pause a company: sign-ins stop, the data stays safe
  • Read activity across every company in one feed
Retention

Forty-five days, then it is gone for good.

Order history sticks around for 45 days, counted by the date of the food. On day 46 a nightly job deletes it completely. No archive, no secret copy, no "we kept it just in case". The app holds on to what the kitchen needs and lets the rest go.

Tomorrow's orders are never touched, and every clean-up is written to the activity log.

Day 1 Day 46

45

days you can look back

Day 46

deleted, permanently

A report for dates older than 45 days comes back empty. That is the point.

The small things

Details you only notice when they are missing.

Many companies, zero crossover

Every record belongs to exactly one company. If the app ever cannot tell which, it shows nothing at all rather than guess.

Invitations, not passwords

New people get a link that expires and choose their own password. No admin ever knows it, so no admin can leak it.

Mistakes that point at themselves

Miss something and the page glides straight to it and gives the card a gentle flash. Fix it and the warning clears on the spot.

An activity log in plain words

Every sign-in, order and edit, shown as before and after in words a person reads, with no codes and no raw ids. Filter by who, what or when.

Cooking for yourself? Noted.

Mark someone as self-cooking and they drop out of the food flow and the "still to order" count, while snacks and supplies stay open to them.

Feels like an app, because it is one

Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen, responds to every tap straight away, and tells you honestly when you are offline.

Choose. Order. Enjoy.

Sign in with the email address your admin invited, and you are thirty seconds from lunch.