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Boston's MENU ORDER AI Saw Rapid Early Traction, Strong Downloads, Paid Users, and Rising Interest From Restaurants and Medical Providers
MENU ORDER AI gained fast downloads and paid users in 72 hours, supporting GLP-1 dining with real-time guidance and social features, expanding to clinics and restaurants.
- Boston-Based MENU ORDER AI announced active development of its next major version and confirmed availability on the Apple App Store.
- Following exceptional early momentum on the Apple App Store, MENU ORDER AI's first 72 hours produced fast downloads, paid conversions, and interest from health-focused partners, prompting expansion,
- Users will be able to invite friends to `join their table` and share picks, while MENU ORDER AI automatically logs selections without calorie tracking and offers optional passive tracking as a premium upgrade.
- Several restaurant groups and medical facilities are exploring pilot involvement to support diners navigating evolving health goals through MENU ORDER AI's QR-code pilot program.
- MENU ORDER AI is preparing to incorporate AGI-driven capabilities to deliver increasingly personalized, context-aware meal recommendations that recognize long-term dining patterns while maintaining product simplicity.
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Boston's MENU ORDER AI Saw Rapid Early Traction, Strong Downloads, Paid Users, and Rising Interest From Restaurants and Medical Providers
In its first 72 hours, Boston's MENU ORDER AI sees fast downloads, paid conversions, and growing GLP-1 dining partnerships across restaurants and clinics.
·West Point, United States
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Boston's MENU ORDER AI Saw Rapid Early Traction, Strong Downloads, Paid Users, and Rising Interest From Restaurants and Medical Providers
In its first 72 hours, Boston's MENU ORDER AI sees fast downloads, paid conversions, and growing GLP-1 dining partnerships across restaurants and clinics.
·Lawrenceville, United States
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