dash.How does ordering food through Dash work?
- Text what you wantA dish, a restaurant, or just "something cheap near me". Dash asks if anything's missing.
- See the exact orderDash fills the cart and texts you the items, the delivery address and the full total.
- Say yesDash checks out with the payment method already saved on the site. No yes, no order.
Does Dash see my card?
No. Dash uses the payment method already saved on the food site and never types card numbers. If a step needs you, like a verification code, Dash hands its secure browser to you for that one step.
Which food delivery sites does it use?
Dash orders through the food delivery sites you already use, signed in with your own account on its secure page. You keep your usual addresses, saved payment and order history.
Questions students ask
Can Dash order without asking me?
No. Dash shows the exact items and total and waits for your yes before every order.
What if the restaurant is closed?
Dash tells you and suggests something similar nearby, then asks before ordering.
Does ordering cost extra?
Dash is free to start. You pay the site's own prices, fees and tip, which Dash shows before you approve.
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