Checklists on your phone
Your opening and closing checklists live in an app you install once. It keeps working with no signal, and it records who did what.
Step 1 — Sign in
There is no password. Type your work email address and you will be sent a six-digit code. Enter it and you are in, and you stay signed in for a month.
Step 2 — Add it to your home screen
Do this once. After that you tap the icon like any other app and never go through a browser again.
iPhone
- Open the link in Safari
- Tap the share button — the box with an arrow pointing up, in the bottom bar
- Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen
- Tap Add
Android
- Open the link in Chrome
- Tap the ⋮ menu, top right
- Tap Install app, or Add to Home screen
- Confirm
Chrome often offers to install it by itself — if a bar slides up asking, say yes.
Step 3 — Check it worked
Look for this icon on your home screen. Tap it — the app should fill the screen with no address bar. If you see a small picture of a web page instead, it saved a bookmark: delete it and try again in Safari.
Using it on shift
- Where are my checklists?
- Under My Today. They appear once a manager assigns them for the shift. If it is empty, check the location at the top is the restaurant you are working, then ask your manager.
- Tap to tick, tap again to untick.
- You can change anything until you sign. Once you sign, the list is locked — that is what signing means.
- What if there is no signal?
- Keep going. In the walk-in or out back your ticks save on the phone and send themselves when you are back in range, and a note tells you how many are waiting. Signing does need signal.
- What does signing do?
- It certifies that you did the items you ticked. Your name and the time are recorded, so sign at the end, once the list is actually finished.