“Discover restaurants to love.”
“Book on the go.”
“Access top restaurants.”
“Build & share customized lists of restaurants.”
“Invite guests.”
“Snag sought-after tables.”
“Be a regular.”
A closer look at the screenshots
A saturated orange layout introduces editorial restaurant guidance.
A large map includes available time chips and named venues.
An overhead dining photo appears beside an editorial recommendation.
A list dialog shows named collections for different dining plans.
Guest avatars appear beside reservation details.
A lock screen notification announces a newly available table.
A profile includes booking history and saved lists.
About this app
Resy powers the world’s best restaurants, using technology to imagine the future of hospitality. If you’re a person who loves dining out but hates hassling for reservations, download Resy now! Book sought-after seats at the best restaurants in 80 cities worldwide.
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“Discover restaurants to love.”
'Discover restaurants to love.' focuses on finding a personal favorite.
“Book on the go.”
'Book on the go.' makes mobile access the booking benefit.
“Access top restaurants.”
'Access top restaurants.' presents entry to desirable venues as the benefit.
“Build & share customized lists of restaurants.”
'Build & share customized lists of restaurants.' combines personal organization with sharing.
“Invite guests.”
'Invite guests.' states the group coordination action in two words.
“Snag sought-after tables.”
'Snag sought-after tables.' uses a quick action verb to convey limited availability.
“Be a regular.”
'Be a regular.' closes on a repeat diner identity rather than a single booking.
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