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1. Tap New build from the bench.
2. Work through the layers: bun, patty (one or more), then toppings and extras.
3. Give the build a name if you plan to keep it, then tap Save or send it straight to the bench.

You can go back to any layer and change it before saving.

The bench is your working space for an order. Load a saved combination, add extra ingredients on top of it, and line up several burgers side by side – handy when you are ordering for the table.

When everything looks right, tap Review to see a summary, then Register to write the order into your history in one go. The bench clears, ready for next time.

No. Gabun Flow is a personal notebook. It keeps a precise record of how you like your burgers so you can read it out or show it at the counter, but it is not connected to any kitchen or payment system. You still order with the restaurant as usual.

Open History, tap the record, and choose Repeat on bench. Every burger from that record is loaded exactly as it was. You can then tweak it, or register it again as a new order. You can also turn a single saved combination into a fresh order from its detail screen.

Statistics are calculated on your device from your own registered orders – for example your most-used patty, how often you add a particular topping, or how many orders you logged this month. Deleting a record removes it from the statistics too. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Swipe a saved combination or history entry, or open it and tap Delete. Deletion is immediate and cannot be undone inside the app, because we keep no copy of your data. If you want a safety net, keep your device backup switched on.

Gabun Flow has no account, so records move with your device backup rather than with a login. If you restored the new phone from an iCloud or Google backup taken after you last used the app, your history should be there. If you set the phone up fresh, the old records stayed on the old device.

• Your phone model and OS version.
• The app version (Settings → About).
• What you tapped, what you expected, and what happened instead.
• A screenshot if you can.

Please don’t include anything personal you would rather not share – we only need the steps.