The right number of meals. The right meal for every kid.
Parents order ahead. Kitchen staff know exact counts before prep starts. Dietary restrictions follow every participant automatically.
You know the feeling.
Counting meals by hand. Dietary restrictions on sticky notes. Parents emailing lunch changes at the last minute. Kitchen staff preparing for a number that's always wrong.
When the meal count is off, you're either throwing food away or scrambling to make more. When an allergy gets missed, the consequences are serious.
Meal management shouldn't be a guessing game.
What changes in the kitchen.
meal counts before prep starts, from orders parents placed ahead of time
checked against the participant's dietary restrictions at preparation time
last-minute lunch changes landing on the front desk, because parents order through the portal
Parents place orders through the portal, so the count is settled before anyone starts cooking. Restrictions live on the participant's profile and show up at preparation time, so an allergy does not depend on someone remembering a sticky note. When the count is right, less food is thrown away and nobody scrambles to make more.
A lunch service that finally made sense
Spartan All Stars had held off on offering lunch because managing orders at scale looked impractical. With parents ordering through the portal, it became one more thing families handle from their phones. Read their story →
How FunFangle does it.
Every meal order flows through one system, from parent selection to kitchen preparation to participant delivery.
Orders arrive before the day does
Parents order meals through the portal ahead of time. The kitchen has an exact count by the deadline you set.
Restrictions that follow the child
Allergies and dietary needs are linked to the participant's profile, and kitchen staff see them at preparation time.
Menus and limits you set once
Set the menu, the ordering deadline, and capacity limits. The system holds the line so your staff don't have to.
Good to know.
“Do parents need another app?”
No. Meal orders live in the same parent portal as the spending account and pickup, so families manage everything from one place.
“We already have a registration system.”
Keep it. Rosters import from CampBrain or UltraCamp, and FunFangle has connected to ActivityHero and custom systems by API.
“Who do we call during the season?”
A person who knows your setup. Live support runs through camp season, including weekends.
Who uses meal ordering?
Day Camps
Parents order lunch before drop-off. Kitchen staff prep the right number of meals. Dietary restrictions are flagged automatically. No last-minute scrambles, no wasted food.
Learn more about FunFangle for day camps →After-School Programs
Snack and meal coordination for programs that serve food. Know who ordered, who has dietary needs, and what the kitchen needs to prepare each day.
Learn more about FunFangle for after-school programs →Frequently asked questions.
How does meal ordering work?
Parents order meals through the portal ahead of time, by the deadline you set. The kitchen has an exact count before prep starts.
How are allergies and dietary restrictions handled?
Restrictions live on the participant's profile and show up at preparation time, so an allergy does not depend on someone remembering a sticky note. Every tray is checked against the participant's restrictions.
Can we set the menu, the deadline, and limits ourselves?
Yes. Set the menu, the ordering deadline, and capacity limits once, and the system holds the line so your staff do not have to.
What if lunch comes from a local restaurant rather than our own kitchen?
The count is settled before the order goes in, whether it goes to your kitchen or out to a restaurant, and each meal is matched to the participant's dietary restrictions whoever is making it.
Who uses meal ordering?
Day camps and after-school programs that serve food. Spartan All Stars had held off on offering lunch because managing orders at scale looked impractical. With parents ordering through the portal, it became one more thing families handle from their phones.
If this fits your situation, we'd like to help.
Tell us about your program and we'll show you how meal ordering works in practice.
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