“The Subway app. Fresh, your way.”
“Recent, nearby or delivered — find your Subway.”
“Custom subs, crafted by sandwich artists.”
“Rapidly reorder your usual.”
“Unlock exclusive offers, deals, and fresh rewards.”
A closer look at the screenshots
A sub, chips, and drink appear within the device layout.
Store cards overlap a map with produce imagery at the edges.
Ingredient tags with emoji float over a sandwich photo.
Tilted order history cards sit over a large arrow graphic.
A cookie close up overlays repeated SUB CLUB lettering.
About this app
Your go-to order just got easier than ever with the new Subway® app. • Make It Your Own or Keep It Classic: Double the meat. Extra cheese. All the veggies. Build your Footlong just the way you would in the restaurant — choose your toppings, toast your bread, and add two cookies and drink to craft your perfect Footlong meal. • Subway® Rewards: Join Sub Club! Redeem points for Subway® Cash plus get access to exclusive offers and member-only rewards. • Rapid Reorder: Find your favorites in a snap. Your favs or past orders in a single tap, right from the menu bar. • Get it fast: Choose Pick Up or Delivery. What are you waiting for?
Headlines in this set
5 screenshots · 5 with a headline
“The Subway app. Fresh, your way.”
'The Subway app. Fresh, your way.' joins the brand introduction with freshness and personal choice.
“Recent, nearby or delivered — find your Subway.”
The headline lists recent, nearby, and delivered options before the invitation to 'find your Subway'.
“Custom subs, crafted by sandwich artists.”
'Custom subs, crafted by sandwich artists.' pairs personalization with preparation skill.
“Rapidly reorder your usual.”
'Rapidly reorder your usual.' uses alliteration to emphasize repeat order speed.
“Unlock exclusive offers, deals, and fresh rewards.”
'Unlock exclusive offers, deals, and fresh rewards.' groups several loyalty benefits under an access action.
How Food & Drink sets are usually built
Most Food & Drink apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (81% of sets, 58% of screens).