What We've Shipped

tablemesh.com/webapp now covers the core mobile experience: Discover with geo and swipe filters, full meal hub (check-in, complete, invites, reservations, Venmo split), TableMates discover and matches, messages with reactions, notifications, deals, onboarding, progression, Stripe Plus, and the event organizer hub with ticket checkout.

My Meals uses Discover-style cards with Hosting / Joined filters, a slimmer detail pane (RSVPs first for hosts), and a List / Swipe toggle so you can browse meals like the app.

A Beta label now appears next to TableMesh in the web app header so visitors know the browser experience is still evolving.

Verified hosts can upload a selfie for verification, create ticketed events with line items and fee previews, add promo codes (with max redemptions), and link event pages plus social handles. Meal completion shows XP, level-ups, and newly unlocked achievements.

Plus subscribers can host anonymous tables from the web — identities stay masked on Discover, map, and detail until reveal time, and hosts can reveal early when they are ready.

Hosts see who bookmarked their table (Plus), get a daily login streak XP toast, and can report users from public profiles. Privacy settings now let you add a phone number so mobile friends can find you via contact sync.

Restaurant owners get a Partner portal in the web app sidebar — manage your listing without switching to a separate site.

New bottom navigation with a dedicated Profile tab and a Menu hub for My Meals, Groups, referrals, settings, and organizer tools — cleaner than burying everything under More.

Group organizers get a real hub: discussion topics, invite TableMates, share kits with join codes, meal-post policies, and pending-member approval — built for clubs like Charlotte Foodies.

React to messages in meal and group threads so quick coordination does not need a full reply.

Restaurant photos on Discover now auto-retry on cold start — no pull-to-refresh needed when Google Places is slow.

No more duplicate alerts, and tapping a notification opens the right meal, thread, or group.

Ticketed events support line items, choose who pays processing fees, and promo codes for hosts running paid dinners.

Meta ad clicks and referral codes are tracked through signup so campaigns like Charlotte Foodies can measure what worked.

Landing and features pages now show the redesigned app — Discover, Groups, TableMates, hosting, and more.

Verified hosts can run paid dinners and events in the app: set a listing price (what you receive), guests pay listing plus fees at checkout, and payouts go to your bank through Stripe Express. Includes an Event organizer hub for verification, payout setup, and your ticketed meals.

When you host a meal, pick a template up front — Open table on Discover, Invite-only with friends, Group meal, or Ticketed event — each with sensible defaults so you are not staring at a blank form.

Ticketed flows include event title and description, optional event links, a published refund policy, and host tools to approve or decline guest refund requests. Discover cards show clearer Buy ticket CTAs.

Smoother return from Stripe onboarding (no false setup failures), fixed ticketed-event create when opening from Event organizer, and host verification aligned with your profile verified badge.

Guest meal reminders now read the cron secret from Supabase Vault instead of database settings, for safer scheduled notifications.

Published an honest comparison of how TableMesh, Timeleft, and Meetup each approach social dining — and who each is best for.

Start group chats for any meal and send voice messages in-thread — handy when you are coordinating on the go.

Hosts can collect event fees via Venmo with separate host confirmation, so paid experiences are clearer for everyone.

Brought back the meal planning wizard with host approval, social profiles, and group join-code UI after a recovery merge.

Database migrations and RLS policies tightened for guest RSVPs coming from the web.

Guests who RSVP on the web can now convert their RSVP into a full TableMesh account without starting over.

Added a founder story page explaining why TableMesh exists and our commitment to keeping core features free.

Restored production-level iOS performance and cleaned up the My Meals action layout.

Major navigation and caching improvements, a refreshed TableMates experience, and a fix for web RSVPs syncing into the app.

Invites now send reliably, and My Meals has a dedicated Invites tab so nothing gets lost in chat.

Fixed broken download links across the site and the email verification deep link.

Moved guest meal reminders from Vercel to a Supabase Edge Function for more reliable scheduling.

Referral codes copy to clipboard on share, capture on first launch, prompt during onboarding, and offer a 7-day settings fallback.

Hosts see web guest RSVPs in-app and can approve or decline them without leaving TableMesh.

Richer meal detail pages for guests, referral codes on share links, and a smoother guest notification flow.

Bell and iOS home-screen badges clear immediately after you read notifications.

A new edge function enriches restaurant photos from Google Places so meal cards and detail screens look better.

Swipe through multiple photos on TableMates cards, with a prompt to add more profile photos.

Fixed stale closures, added prefetch and CachedImage, and improved retry logic for dining request photos.

My Meals now refreshes reliably; fixed five Android bugs including disappearing messages and map filter issues.

Group member counts now pull live data from group_members, and groups load consistently again.

Fixed account deletion failing after a Supabase schema update.

Browse upcoming and past meals in a calendar layout alongside the list view.

Give your dining requests a custom title — great for “Team lunch” or “KBBQ night”.

Phone-gated download flow sends an App Store link via SMS (with proper consent disclosure).

Closed gaps found in a notification-system audit so fewer alerts slip through the cracks.

Fixed scroll blocking on Profile and Onboarding screens on smaller devices.

Redeem promo codes directly from the paywall.

Replaced the daily wave counter with weekly profile view limits for a fairer TableMates experience.

Download buttons unlock after an optional phone number; SMS still works even if Twilio hiccups.

Restaurant requests interleave more intelligently, with scrollable discount filter chips on the dashboard.

When you pick a restaurant, cuisine type and price range are inferred from Google Places.

Filters and wave counter moved into the top bar for quicker browsing on Discover.

New arrival status buttons, auto-complete for finished meals, and host no-show tagging.

Block, report, and flag actions now use atomic Supabase RPCs for safer moderation.

Crash-proof RevenueCat integration, clearer IAP visibility, and demo-data handling for review.