Let me manage standby from my phone, not just the gate
Extends the existing open-seating standby list to the app.
Wall of Silence
The mirror image of What Actually Got Built. These are the ideas with the most backers where the company has never moved the status past “open” or “trending” — ranked by how many people are asking, with a running count of how many days it's been waiting.
Extends the existing open-seating standby list to the app.
A live status screen would save the walk to a closed lane.
A saved 'avoid list' applied across the whole catalog.
A live estimate like pharmacy flu-shot wait times.
Customers without the app feel penalized for the exact same order.
Right now you can only check in once you're physically at the host stand.
Right now you have to manually clip coupons and hope they combine correctly with the sale price.
The current release process heavily favors people camping the app at a specific time.
Having to skip the recap manually every single episode of a show gets old fast.
Household memberships currently scale linearly with almost no discount for additional users.
Fees are currently easy to miss until the confirmation screen, which feels like a bait-and-switch.
A single bundled estimate makes it hard to understand why a price is higher than usual.
Long single-line checkouts are the most common complaint about shopping here -- a few self-checkout kiosks would help at peak hours.
The hot bar and sub counter get long lines at lunch; a posted estimate would help people plan around it.
Complex custom orders currently have to be re-entered from scratch every visit.
Regulars order the same modified item every time -- a saved 'my usual' button would speed that up.
These are some of the most requested items whenever they go out of stock for the season.
Gate changes are easy to miss if the app isn't open at that exact moment.
Big-box stores are large enough that finding one specific item without help can take a while.
Responsible-gambling tools exist but are buried several menus deep.
Right now checking status requires opening the app -- a simple text would close the loop faster.
Apartment complexes and airports often need a specific pickup point every single time.
A simple 'exclude fragrance' or 'exclude sulfates' filter would help people with sensitivities shop faster.
Buying grains and snacks by weight instead of pre-packaged would cut down on unnecessary plastic.
The touchscreen kiosks currently have no accommodation for customers who are blind or low-vision.
Some customers with speech or hearing difficulties would benefit from an alternative to the speaker box.
Buying jeans online means guessing at length -- a mail-in or partner hemming option would help.
Boarding order already affects bin space -- letting people plan around it would reduce gate-side stress.
Losing single-player progress to a broken console shouldn't require a subscription just to prevent.
Sizes sell out at different rates and the binary indicator hides that.