What to Order

Early signal

Find food you’ll love on any restaurant menu

Launched 8h ago

Signal

Velocity

What this means

2.3×Growing 2.3× faster than the typical Consumer App launch.

Compared to 8 Consumer App launches at the same age.

+150%Launching in a 150% WoW growing category.

Search had 15 launches this week vs 6 last.

20Founder Conviction Index: 20 — low signal.

Few of the conviction sub-signals (reputation, velocity, buyer-intent, tagline clarity) are firing yet.

Prediction

Top-5 finish probability

14%

today

Projected end-of-day votes

7range 5–9

Trajectory

stable

Not enough snapshots yet to detect trajectory.

Speed vs peers

2.3×

8 Consumer App launches

About

Ever sat down at The Cheesecake Factory and been handed the menu? 331 items. You flip through it, get nowhere, and order the same thing as last time. What to Order works the other way around. Tell it what you’re in the mood for and it checks every dish on the menu for you. “Spicy” works. “Spicy vegetarian” too. Ask for “Thanksgiving dinner for 2” and you get a whole order, pumpkin cheesecake included. We have 7 US chains so far. Eating somewhere else? Snap a photo of the menu. It’s free.

AI Summary

What to Order is an AI-driven tool that helps users find dishes on restaurant menus based on their preferences. Currently available for seven US chains, it also allows users to upload photos of menus for personalized recommendations.

Attention & discussion velocity

Performance

Velocity0

Vote pace vs average

Momentum0

Sustained over 6h

Virality0

Spread × engagement

Engagement—

not measured

Signal sources

2 of 6 active

Launch tracking2 readings since we picked it up
AI analysisConsumer App
Comment intelligencethread not yet analysed
Outside discussionnot checked — domain is a storefront or shared
Revenue signalsno match on this domain
Editorial scoringbelow the signal threshold for this pass

A source that found nothing is a measurement. A source that has not run is a gap. Neither means the launch lacks the thing.