Tappetite

The usual, one tap away.

Picture menus for kids who know exactly what they want, and a ping for whoever's making lunch. Your child taps their meal on an iPad, using photos of the foods they actually eat. You get the order on your phone. No guessing, no back-and-forth, and the menu only shows what's actually in the house.

Coming soon for iPad, iPhone & Android

How it works

1

You set the menu

Add their foods with a photo, switch things off when they run out, and decide when dessert is allowed.

2

They tap their order

Food, then a drink, then dessert if it's on. Same tiles, same spots, every time.

3

Your phone rings

Tap "Cooking now" and "Ready!", and their screen lights up to match, so they know it's coming.

What your child sees

Big picture tiles for foods: chicken nuggets, dino nuggets, hot dog, hamburger, pizza
Big picture tiles. Use your own photos of their exact foods, or friendly default pictures to start.
Drink choices shown as colored bottles
Drinks by color. Easy to tell apart before they can read the name.
Want a straw? Yes or no
The little details. Straw or no straw, the right cup, the way they like it.

What you see

Today's menu with on and off switches
Today's menu. Flip anything off and it shows "Not today" in the same spot on their screen. Every item can have a photo, the exact brand, and notes for whoever's cooking.

Built for kids who like things just so

Predictable by design

Tiles never move. Out-of-stock items stay in place and say "Not today," so there are no surprises.

Meal times you set

The menu opens and closes on your schedule, and an "I'm hungry" button always reaches a grown-up.

Grandma's house too

Each place keeps its own menu, and the order goes to whoever they're with.

Notes for caregivers

Food rules and how-they-like-it notes travel with every order.

No account for your child

Their iPad pairs with a 6-digit code. No email, no password, just their first name.

Live updates

They see "Sent," "Cooking," and "Ready" light up as you go.

Dessert when you say so

You choose which meals offer dessert. When it's off, they never see the step.