Waiter vs myLista

Waiter is an app that enables people working in restoration to manage orders from their clients. Waiter is easy to setup, no login or registration are needed. You just have to fill in the menu of your restaurant, and you can start taking orders. Your orders are listed and you have the ability to calculate subtotals for order bill witch is practical when the bill need to be spilled. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Tap what you need. Tick it off at the shop. myLista is a grocery list for iPhone that starts full. 78 everyday items in 14 categories are already there, so making your list is a few taps, not a lot of typing. Tap anything you need for your next trip and it goes on your list. MADE FOR THE AISLE • Open your list at the shop and tick things off as they go in the basket. • The screen stays awake while your list is open, so it's there when you look down. • Swiped something off by mistake? Undo puts it back. A NOTE ON ANYTHING Brand, size, the one on offer. Write it on the product and it sits right under the name, where you'll see it in the aisle. REMEMBERS WHAT YOU BUY When you clear your list, myLista keeps the day for everything you bought. See when you last bought something, with every shop on a calendar. FIND IT OR ADD IT Search in a keystroke. If something is missing, add your own product to any category. MAKE IT YOURS Add, rename, reorder and remove categories to match the shop you go to. When you start, a few quick questions about what you eat, kids and pets build a list that fits your home. Or start empty. NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE • No account to make • No ads, not a banner or a sponsored product • No tracking and no analytics • No permissions: it will never ask for your location, contacts or photos • No notifications: you open it when you shop • Works offline, so a shop with no signal is fine Your list lives on your iPhone and comes back with your backup like the rest of your apps. Free, with no ads. Made by one designer who wanted a grocery list that didn't ask for anything first. Questions or ideas: afentakis@offload.studio