• Waiters and shops using Bunchee Menu are now asked for notification permission on first launch. Before, they never were — so new-order alerts had nowhere to land. Orders now ring through, even with the app closed. • Taking an order in the app: dishes with a spice level always carry one, starting at "not spicy", so the kitchen never has to guess. • Tables can be given a colour per area — riverside blue, inside violet — so the table map looks like your floor. A table whose bill has been sitting too long now pulses for attention.

2.2.1 • Fix: naming your tables could cut the shop down to a single table and hide the +/− stepper. The count is always adjustable now, and the editor opens with the tables you actually have. • When an invite code can't join a shop, the app now explains why and offers Sign out, so you can join with another account right away. • A shop with no orders yet opens the sales report on an empty state with a "take an order" button instead of an error.

2.2.0 • New Sales report for owners: today / week / month, compared with last week or last month in plain sentences • What a plain POS can't tell you: margin per dish from your recipes, dine-in / takeaway / online split, and which tables make the money • Every dish sorted by revenue, quantity, margin or slow sellers, with the ingredient whose price went up • Set the shop's time zone and "day starts at" hour (e.g. 04:00) so late-night sales land on the right day • Unpaid bills from yesterday stand out in the orders inbox, and owners get a morning reminder • Name your tables to match the floor (A1, Riverside) — used by the table map, bills and per-table QR codes • Waiter inbox: the selected filter's name sits above the icon row with count and longest wait

2.1.0 • New "Waiter" role — takes orders, sends them to the kitchen and collects payment, without ever seeing the restaurant's income or expenses • Take orders at the table right in the app: pick a table or takeaway, add-ons, spice level, notes for the kitchen • Pick the table from a table map that shows which tables have an open bill, and add to that bill • New large-type orders inbox with big buttons and search by table, dish or customer • Owners get a push the moment a waiter collects a bill • Fix: managers and staff could not see branch names

2.0.1 • Search your dishes — in the app and on the customer ordering page • Bug fixes and stability improvements

Bunchee 2.0 — a QR menu your customers order from • Snap your paper menu; AI builds the online menu • Print a QR per table; customers scan, order and pay by PromptPay • Orders land in the app instantly — accept, edit or combine bills • Toppings, spice levels and main add-ons • Translate the menu into 4 languages in one tap • Cost per dish, and drag to reorder Plus bug fixes and stability improvements

• Record today's sales right from the first screen • Smoother start — we only ask about notifications after your first saved entry

• Clearer error messages — no more raw system error codes • Excel import: total/summary rows are no longer imported as transactions • More reliable premium subscription handling

• Fixed Excel import — imported transactions were saved but didn't appear in the app. They now show up correctly. • Fixed the default currency being taken from your phone's language instead of your region, which set some shops to the wrong currency. If you picked your currency manually, it stays as you set it. • Error messages now appear in your own language instead of technical English.

• Start using Bunchee instantly — no account needed. Scan a receipt or add an expense right away, then create a free account anytime to back up and sync across devices. • Rename any category to fit your shop. • Sort your daily list by amount or most recently added. • Smoother first-time setup, plus reliability fixes.

• Sign in with Apple — a faster, more private way to log in • Clearer daily summaries — now with your business name and a per-branch breakdown • Performance improvements and minor bug fixes Thanks for using Bunchee! If it helps run your restaurant, we'd love a rating.