The glütty manifesto
We made glütty for real life.
We don't have social media.
Not because we hate the internet.
We just think dinner is better outside of it.
Restaurants are one of the few places left where people still gather around the same table, try something they've never tried before, argue over what to order, steal food from each other's plates, stay for another drink and leave with a story.
We think that matters.
So glütty doesn't want to live in your feed.
We want to live in restaurants.
On tables.
Inside menus.
On receipts.
Passed from one friend to another.
Maybe you found one of our cards somewhere.
Maybe a restaurant introduced you to us.
Maybe your friend opened glütty at dinner and now you're here.
That's how we want it to work.
Because we believe technology is at its best when it helps you experience more of the world, not when it replaces the world with something to scroll through.
Use glütty to understand the menu.
Figure out what everyone wants.
Try the thing you can't pronounce.
Know what you owe.
Remember where you went.
Then put your phone down and eat.
We're not interested in making content about going out.
We'd rather help you actually go out.
So you won't find us posting every day to chase your attention or asking you to follow us.
If you like glütty, take your friends somewhere good.
Tell someone about us.
Leave the house.
Order for the table.
Stay longer than you planned.
You've already spent enough time looking at other people's dinner.
Go have your own.
glütty belongs outside.