QR ordering and bill splittingfor restaurant guests.
Overview
Mealio is a mobile app for ordering and paying in restaurants. I led product design from scratch: branding, research and UX/UI.
Problem
Picking dishes from a long menu is slow, and a waiter standing by leads to mistakes. Splitting the bill by hand ends in confusion and wrong sums.
Research
We interviewed diners and mapped their journey. Six segments came out of it, from tech enthusiasts to senior diners.
Tech enthusiasts
Young individuals who are quick to adopt new technologies and prefer digital solutions for everyday tasks.
Business professionals
Individuals who frequently dine out for work meetings or business trips, valuing speed and convenience in payment.
Families
Parents with children looking for convenient ways to split the bill or expedite payment to avoid keeping kids waiting.
Senior diners
An older generation that might be less tech-savvy but seeks simple and intuitive payment solutions in restaurants.
Tourists and travelers
People visiting a city or country for the first time, looking for convenient payment methods without resorting to cash or local currency.
Students
Young individuals on a limited budget seeking transparent and convenient ways to pay and split bills with friends.
QR ordering
Guests scan the QR code on the bill and enter the table number, and the order moves into the app. The cart shows every dish and price before paying.
Bill splitting
Guests add friends from their contacts, then split the bill evenly or by dish. Each person sees their own share.
Design system
We built the brand and documented every component and token in Storybook.
