No Apps
A personal directory of restaurant web-ordering pages. Order from a browser tab, not an app — smaller tracking footprint, no install, no permissions to hand over.
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Why No Apps
Installing a restaurant's app usually means granting it standing access to your phone — not just while you're ordering, but every day it sits on your home screen. A browser tab can't reach nearly as deep, and what it can see is easier to see and switch off.
✕ App
What an app can reach
- Precise GPS location — often even when the app is closed
- Your full contact list
- Camera, microphone, and photo library
- A persistent advertising ID that links your activity across other apps
- Other apps installed on your phone
- Clipboard contents
- Background network calls sent while the app just sits idle
✓ Browser tab
What a browser tab can still see
- Your IP address — coarse location, your ISP
- Cookies and local storage, scoped to that one site
- Browser and device fingerprint — screen size, fonts, user agent
- Location, camera, or mic — only behind a visible per-site prompt
- Ad and analytics pixels the page chooses to embed
None of this is a free pass — plenty of ordering sites still run their own analytics and ad pixels. But it's scoped to the tab, asks before it reaches for anything sensitive, and closes when you do. An app just sits there.