For night-shift nurses

Hot dinner reaches you without leaving the unit

ShiftDrop is exploring preordered, restaurant-prepared meals delivered together overnight, with an approved handoff designed to reach your unit. In planning, not yet confirmed.

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A covered hot meal steaming on a break-room table in front of a dark night window.

What the pilot would offer

The menu isn't set yet. This is what we're planning to test, starting with one unit.

Sealed restaurant meal containers lined up on a kitchen counter, one in sharp focus.
  • A hot, restaurant-prepared meal

    Cooked by a local restaurant, not a vending machine. The menu will be shared once a restaurant is confirmed.

    Small menu planned

  • One shared delivery

    Meals are preordered and arrive together at a fixed overnight time, so nobody chases individual orders.

    One overnight window

  • A handoff to the unit

    The route is designed to reach your unit, so nobody has to go downstairs to collect dinner.

  • A meal price, no subscription

    Planned as one per-meal price that includes shared delivery. Amounts will be shared once costs are confirmed.

    Joining the waitlist is free

How it would work

We're starting small so the route from restaurant to unit can be worked out before any meals are offered.

  1. Preorder from a small menu

    Choose a restaurant-prepared meal before a clear cutoff.

  2. Meals travel together

    One coordinated delivery arrives during a fixed overnight window.

  3. An approved handoff reaches the unit

    The full route must be agreed with the hospital, so nurses don't leave the unit to collect meals.

Who it's for

ShiftDrop starts with one hospital unit, for people who already know how hard overnight dinner can be.

  • Night-shift nurses on one unit

    You want a hot meal during your shift and can't step away to go and get it.

  • Teams that already order together

    A shared order is easy. The last handoff to the unit is the part we want to plan for.

  • A shift rep who organizes orders

    We want to learn whether one volunteer can coordinate without it turning into extra work.

Questions, answered

Does joining the waitlist reserve me a meal?

No. Joining is free and doesn't reserve a meal or a place in a confirmed pilot. You'll get updates as we explore a first hospital pilot.

Is this running at my hospital yet?

Not yet. No hospital, restaurant or start date is confirmed. Hospital approval and delivery arrangements come first. Waitlist updates will share where a pilot could run.

What would it cost?

The plan is a per-meal price that includes shared delivery, with no subscription. There's no set amount yet. Pricing and minimum orders will be shared once restaurant and delivery costs are confirmed.

Do I have to leave my unit to collect meals?

That's the problem the pilot is built around. The handoff is designed to reach your unit, but the full route must be agreed with the hospital first.

What happens with my email?

We'll use it only for ShiftDrop pilot updates. We don't ask for patient, unit or shift details. Every update will include a way to unsubscribe.

Want a better dinner option for your night shift?

Join the waitlist for updates on the proposed first pilot, including where it could run and how the handoff would work.

No payment. No commitment. Unsubscribe anytime.