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good food for everyone

Rescue unsold meals from local cafés, bakeries and restaurants - before they get binned.

Launching in Tallinn in October 2026. Be first in.

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good
food
for
everyone

a third of all food

is binned. most of it was perfectly good.

made, priced, shelved - binned at closing time.

DishUp catches it first.

why bother?

rescue good food

Every order is a meal saved from the bin. That's the whole point.

eat well for less

Surplus portions at a fraction of the usual price.

made for student budgets

Good food shouldn't depend on what's left in your account at the end of the month.

find your new favourite spot

Discover the bakery two streets over you'd never have walked into.

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Discover
Reserve
Collect
You just saved a meal
The DishUp mascot hopping with joy next to the app screen

how it works

01

Discover

See what nearby cafés, bakeries and restaurants have left at the end of the day.

02

Reserve

Claim a portion and pay in the app. Takes seconds.

03

Collect

Turn up in the pickup window and grab it.

04

You just saved a meal

Good food rescued, money saved, one less thing in the bin.

for cafés, bakeries and restaurants

Every unsold portion is lost revenue and wasted work. DishUp turns surplus into income and puts you in front of people who'd never have found you otherwise. No fixed fees - you set the portions, the price and the pickup window.

built in tallinn

DishUp is made by dishupfood OÜ, a small team of students in Tallinn who got tired of watching good food get thrown out at closing time. We're starting with food rescue because that's the part that matters most - and because it happens to make eating well a lot cheaper. We're beginning with cafés, bakeries, some selected restaurants around the city, and going from there.

be first to the good stuff

DishUp is launching in Tallinn soon. Join the waitlist for early access.

We'll email you once. Maybe twice. We're not monsters.