Meet Dishy
Campus dining, minus the guesswork. Every hall, every menu, in one place.
In this release
Every hall, every menu
Browse what’s on across campus, by meal and by day, straight from your school’s own dining service. Hours tell you what’s open right now, and allergens and dietary tags sit on every dish.
The numbers, on the dish
Open a dish for the ingredient list, the allergens, the shared-equipment traces, and the calories, protein, carbs, fat and serving size your dining service published for it. Nothing is estimated: where the kitchen published no figure, Dishy shows none.
Your diet, front and center
Set your dietary preferences and allergens once. Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, halal and no-beef narrow the whole day, and a dish carrying one of your allergens is flagged on the card before you tap it, with a trace risk called a trace risk rather than buried in an ingredient list.
Search that gets you
Look for “italian”, “spicy” or a half-typed dish name. Dishy forgives typos, matches on cuisine and craving, and searches the whole week at once.
Rated by the people who ate it
Rate a dish with a face, add a note, and photograph the plate. Only verified students can post, your first few notes are approved before they go up, every photo is approved by a person, and any review can be reported or its author blocked.
Find it on the map
A full-screen map of every dining hall and café. Closed spots dim so the open ones stand out, and each pin opens hours, walking time and directions.
Four ways to read a menu
Full cards, a two-up grid, a compact list that fits a whole meal on one screen, or a column per hall. Switch whenever you like.
One tap between sections
Menus, Dining and Map share one Liquid Glass switcher that morphs out of the logo, so the whole app is two taps wide.
Make it yours
Thirteen full-screen backdrops in light or dark, a campus-colored home-screen icon in solid or cream, and four widgets: Open Now, Up Next, Specials and a Lock Screen dining glance.
Works without signal
Menus you have already loaded stay readable in the basement of the library, and Dishy says plainly when it is showing you a cached day.
Made for both your screens
On iPad the sections become a real Liquid Glass sidebar with side-by-side columns and jump-to-station shortcuts; on iPhone everything reflows down to the smallest phone.
Verified, and yours
Browsing needs no account at all. Posting takes one six-digit code to your school email, your favorites and filters stay with you, and deleting your account really does delete it.