Online ordering for cafés and food delivery
A café loses orders not because people do not want to buy, but because ordering is scattered across a phone number, a DM and an aggregator that takes a cut of every sale. An online store set up as a restaurant menu with delivery zones puts ordering on the café’s own terms.
Bringing every channel’s orders into one list
Guests order however is convenient for them: a comment, a DM, WhatsApp. The inbox pulls all of it into one queue with order status, so the kitchen sees one list instead of checking three apps during the rush.
Keeping the menu honest
A stop list updated once in the morning applies to every channel at once, so a guest never orders a dish that ran out an hour ago.
Bringing guests back without a discount app
Web push reaches a guest who visited the site once, with today’s offer, and does not require them to install anything.
Local business marketing that fits a café’s day
- A lunch post with a photo, sent to every network at once.
- Points for orders and a referral gift through gamification, so a regular has a reason to bring a friend.
- A stop list and menu managed from one place, no matter how many channels take orders.