Waiting and figuring out your restaurant tab sucks. That’s the problem Dumbo based Dash hopes to solve.
With an app, patrons can pay for their bill when they’re ready to go. No need to call the waitress over, wait to be rung up and then struggle with the tip. Just pay in the app and go, or “dine and dash.”
More info about the four person company’s vision is up in this Q&A over at Tnooz.
If you go to the company’s website, be sure to hover over the employee photos.
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