What kind of company is Ritual?

Ritual is an innovative food-ordering app that aims to revolutionize the way people order lunch. The app was founded in 2014 by Ray Reddy, Robert Kim and Larry Stinson, three former engineers at the tech giant, Google. The company is based in Toronto, Canada with other offices in New York City and Chicago.

Unlike other food-ordering apps like SkipTheDishes and Uber Eats, Ritual is focused on enabling people to order lunch from their favourite restaurants, pick it up on their own terms without any waiting time. To make this possible, Ritual has partnered with a wide range of restaurants in various cities where the company operates, including popular chains like Starbucks and Chipotle, as well as local, independently owned eateries.

Ritual's app, available for both iOS and Android devices, allows people to browse menus, place orders, and track the progress of their food delivery. It also provides users with exclusive perks like gaining points and cash back for designing your meals, as well as discounted prices for food items.

In 2019, Ritual launched a new feature called the "Virtual Food Court," which allows groups of co-workers or friends to consolidate their lunch orders, place them at once instead of one order per person, and then assigns a runner to go to the restaurants to collect the orders and bring them back to the office.

Ritual's innovative approach to lunch delivery has transformed the way people order and pick up food, making it more convenient and less stressful for people on-the-go. With its focus on creating a seamless and user-friendly experience, Ritual has become one of the fastest-growing food delivery platforms around.