One person starts the order. Txter collects everyone else's, double-checks anything unclear, and hands back one clean list.
Txter is AI and reads your order back before it goes in.
Txter runs the invite, the back-and-forth and the final tally. The organizer just picks a place and places one order.
Text Txter "start" and the restaurant (like "start starbucks"), pick a cutoff time, and share the invite wherever your group talks (text, WhatsApp, Slack, Microsoft Teams or right here on the web). Joined someone else's order? You can run your own the same way, free.
"medium mocha, oat milk" is enough. If something's ambiguous, Txter asks — and never finalizes an item until the person confirms it.
Every confirmed item, grouped and counted by who wants what — ready to place as a single order.
However many people reply, on whichever channel, it all lands in one summary.
Three people who want the same drink show up as one line, with their names attached.
Set a cutoff and Txt2Cart reminds stragglers, then closes the order and delivers the final summary automatically.
Menus, prices and real options are pre-loaded for national chains and local favorites. Not listed? Txter can look up a menu on the spot.
Reply by text, WhatsApp, Slack, Microsoft Teams or right here on the web, whichever is already open. No new app, no account.
"Txt2Cart is how our team places every group order now — nobody has to chase down 14 separate replies to figure out who wants what."
Start a group order wherever your team already talks. Txter handles the rest.