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Order to kitchen to waiter to driver to your dashboard — pushed live over websockets. Nobody refreshes anything, nobody shouts across the pass.
A floor plan your team reads at a glance: table status, guest count, assigned waiter, merges and moves. Guests can scan a QR at the table to see the menu and order for themselves, and reservations sit on the same plan instead of in a notebook.
Order to kitchen to waiter to driver to your dashboard — pushed live over websockets. Nobody refreshes anything, nobody shouts across the pass.
One click builds your restaurant's own customer, POS, kitchen, waiter and driver apps for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and Linux — your name, your logo, your colors.
Arabic, English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Turkish, Portuguese and Romanian — every screen, report and printed receipt. Each user picks their own language, and Arabic renders in proper right-to-left throughout.
Make a free digital QR menu for your restaurant or café: guests scan and see your dishes and prices on their phone, and can order from the table if you like. The steps in detail, the difference between a view-only and an ordering QR menu, and the mistakes that drive guests away.
Read articleDelivery apps take a percentage of every order and keep your customer's details. How to run your own commission-free online ordering site that sends orders straight to the till and kitchen, keeps the customer relationship yours, and turns app customers into direct ones.
Read articleHow table status, waiter assignment, merges and split bills work together, why 'waiting for bill' deserves its own state, and what reservations should do about no-shows.
Read articleHow table QR ordering actually works, why the token expires, what an owned ordering channel is worth against aggregator commission, and the mistakes that make guests give up.
Read articleHow to get an ordering app for your restaurant under your own name and logo on Android and iPhone without building it from scratch: what gets built, the real cost of store accounts, the timeline, and when an app is worth it versus an ordering website.
Read articleWhat a restaurant site generated from the menu is for, how it differs from a QR code and from a branded app, when a custom domain is worth it, and why it beats renting your regulars from an aggregator.
Read articleCreate your account, import your menu, invite your team — most restaurants are live before the day is over.