Serve the order. Not the platform's cut.
We build the ordering, the counter and the numbers underneath them into one system you own, so your online orders arrive without a commission attached and you can finally see what each plate costs you.
Sound like your week?
None of this is a technology problem. It is an operations problem that technology has been quietly making worse.
On orders your own regulars placed, for food you cooked, at a place they already knew the name of.
Counter here, collection there, delivery on a third screen, and somebody at the pass reading all of them out loud.
Not really. Not since the last three supplier invoices moved and the portion size quietly crept up.
And so is every change anyone has made to it since.
What we build for you.
Not a package you adapt to. A system shaped around how the work already happens, so nobody has to re-type what somebody else already knew.
Every channel on one ticket flow
Counter, table, collection and your own online ordering all land in the same place, in the order they were made.
Online ordering without the cut
Your own ordering page, your prices, your customers. Nobody takes a percentage for putting your food in front of people who searched for you by name.
What a plate costs to put out
Recipes costed down to the ingredient and updated as supplier prices move, so menu margin becomes a number instead of a feeling.
Ingredients that count themselves down
Selling a dish draws down what went into it, so ordering is based on what you used rather than what you can remember using.
Staff scheduling the whole crew can see
Shifts published to the people working them, with every change visible to everyone at the same time.
The regulars are yours
Order history and contact details belong to you, not to the platform charging you to reach your own customer.
This is the same one-counter-one-storefront system we already run for a retail shop, arranged around a kitchen instead of a shelf.
What changes.
Your regulars should not be
somebody else's mailing list.
- No commission on your own online orders
- Customer and order history stays yours
- Documented well enough to hand to somebody else
The ordering page is yours, the customer list behind it is yours, and neither one is rented back to you a percentage at a time. You built the reason people order; you should keep the relationship.
That is the whole point. We would rather profit from your growth than from your dependence on us.