LineReady puts your lineup, checklists, food-safety logs, training and
write-ups in one app, on the phones your crew already carries. When
something gets done, you can see who did it and when.
There's no IT project here. It runs on the phones your crew already owns and the browser on your office computer.
01
Start your free month
Check out with Stripe. Your card sits on file with nothing charged for 30 days, and your access code and setup steps land in your inbox right away.
02
Set up your way
Follow the written steps yourself, or reply to that email and we build your store together on a 20-minute call: stations, checklists, roles.
03
Your crew joins with a code
Each person gets a short join code, downloads the app, and they're in, English or Spanish. First lineup and checklist run the same day.
Who made this
A note from the founder
I'm a restaurant director, and I built LineReady for my own store. Every
shift, work got marked done that I couldn't prove was done. Boxes
initialed at 9:40 for tasks due at 6:00. I wanted a store where
“done” meant something. My crew runs every shift on it now.
What you're seeing here is exactly what we use.
— Mohammad Zayed, founder
Pricing
One flat price.
Every store pays the same and gets everything. No tiers, no setup fee. Invite your whole crew. Fifteen people or fifty, the price doesn't move.
Unlimited team members
iPhone, iPad and web
Every feature, no add-ons
English and Spanish
Roles and permissions
Cancel anytime
First month free
Today$0card on file, nothing charged
After 30 days$100per store, per month
You put a card in at checkout and nothing is due today. The first $100 runs 30 days later. Cancel any time before then and you pay nothing.
Founding rate. Locked in for as long as you keep the subscription.
LineReady is a crew app first: your team runs it from their own iPhones and iPads, and you run the store from the same app or any browser. One account, same store, everywhere.
01Unlock front doors and disarm alarm system6:02 AMJK
02Turn on dining room lights and music6:05 AMJK
03Sanitize all dining tables and high-chairs6:11 AMSL
04Stock napkin dispensers and condiments6:14 AMSL
Food safety
AM · 4 of 4 logged
Food safety · AM
4 of 4 logged
Walk-in cooler38°F6:02 AM
Reach-in · line39°F6:04 AM
Hot hold · chicken141°F6:08 AM
Fry station129°F → reheated6:20 AM
Training
Jamie Cole · Day 2
Training · Jamie Cole
Day 2 · step 3 of 5
Day 1Day 2Day 3
Shadow the windowsigned · AR
Run the window with a trainersigned · AR
Handle a refund
Close the register
Write-ups
90-day window
Write-ups · 90-day window
4 pts
Late clock-inJul 14 · 3:42 PM2 pts
Missed temp logJun 30 · 6:15 AM2 pts
Sit-down at 6 pts · your codes, your values
Idioma
Español
Language
ENES
ChecklistsListas
LineupAlineación
Food safetySeguridad alimentaria
TeamEquipo
LineupChecklistsTeamChatMore
Demo
See it before you buy.
Leave your email and we'll set up a call. I'll walk you through the app on the same setup my own store runs every shift, and you can ask me whatever you want about how it would work in yours. No card needed, and you'll hear back from me personally.
FAQ
Got a Question?
The short answers are here; each one links to a full guide with the complete checklist or walkthrough.
Safety and security first (unlock, alarm, walk the building), then sanitation (sanitizer buckets, surfaces), then stations (stock, brew, equipment on), then cash (till counts), finishing with a manager walk before doors open. Learn more →
What goes on a restaurant closing checklist?
Shut down food safely, clean FOH and BOH, count and secure cash with a logged variance per till, and finish with a final security walk: equipment off, doors locked, alarm set. Learn more →
How often should a restaurant log food temperatures?
Most health departments expect holding temperatures checked every 2 to 4 hours, refrigeration at least every 4 hours, and buffets closer to every 2. Cold holding at 41°F or below, hot holding at 135°F or above. Your local code is the authority. Learn more →
What is a shift lineup or deployment chart?
A shift lineup (deployment chart) maps every scheduled person to a station before the shift starts. The schedule says who is working; the lineup says what each person is doing. Learn more →
How do restaurant employee write-ups and point systems work?
A write-up records facts with timestamps against a named infraction code. Point systems weight each code and total points over a rolling window, commonly 90 days, with defined consequences at thresholds. Learn more →
What should a new hire training checklist cover?
Paperwork and logins before day one, then a Day 1/Day 2/Day 3 path: orientation and shadowing, hands-on with a trainer, then running a station independently, with a sign-off at every step. Learn more →
How do you recognize restaurant employees without a big budget?
Recognize the same shift as the behavior, attach a small dollar-value award with a written reason, keep a leaderboard ranked on what people earn rather than what they have left, and make redemption real: meals, shirts, gift cards. Learn more →
Can I see LineReady before I buy?
Yes. Request a demo and I'll walk you through the app on a short call, using the same setup my own store runs. You can also just start the free month: your card goes on file, nothing is charged for 30 days, and you can cancel before then. Learn more →
How much does LineReady cost?
The first month is free. After that it's $100 per store per month with every feature included and unlimited team members. Founding-rate stores keep that price for as long as they stay subscribed. Learn more →
Is LineReady available on iPhone, iPad, and the web?
Yes. LineReady runs on iPhone and iPad from the App Store and in any browser at linereadyapp.com. One account, same store, in English and Spanish. Learn more →
How long does LineReady setup take?
About 20 minutes. Your access code arrives by email right after checkout; set up with the written steps, or on a free call with me. Your crew joins the same day with a short code. Learn more →
Guides
Run-the-shift guides.
Each one answers a question I've dealt with at my own store, and they work with or without the app.