Square is one of those apps you may have heard of, but have no idea what it does -- because it mostly sells point-of-sale software and reader doodads to businesses. It has just quietly expanded its consumer presence with Square Order, however, which looks like the customer-based app used in conjunction with Square Pickup for merchants. We says "looks like" because the app has quietly slipped into the iOS and Android (Beta) Play stores without any official announcement. Using it seems simple enough: you locate a restaurant, cafe or shop (Whole Foods, for instance) from a list of Square Pickup merchants. Then, you can place a pre-order, pay for it and receive a notification from the app when it's ready. That'll put it into competition with apps like PayPal's wallet and GrubHub, though so far Order is only available in New York and San Francisco, with more cities are promised soon. If you're in one of those 'burgs, feel free to grab it here.
Filed under: Software
Via: TNW
Source: Square
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