Switch the store to the restaurant and food delivery type, pick a design and set delivery zones. Guests order from a link in your profile or in Telegram.
Without AI SMM
Today’s dishes and the stop list live only in the cook’s head
Orders arrive by phone, Instagram DM and an aggregator, in three places
A guest who ordered once never hears about today’s lunch special
Nobody notices when the evening rush leaves orders unanswered
Loyalty means a paper punch card, if it exists at all
With AI SMM
The stop list is updated in one place and reflected everywhere
Orders from social media and messengers land in one list
A push about today’s lunch reaches guests who already ordered before
AI answers order questions in the inbox even during the rush
Points for orders and a referral gift keep guests coming back
How businesses use it
Neighborhood café
The lunch post fills tables it never used to reach
A lunch post with today’s dish and a photo goes out to Instagram and Telegram at the same time. Regulars who follow only one of the two channels still see it and stop by.
Food delivery kitchen
Orders from three channels land in one screen
A guest orders through Instagram, another through WhatsApp and a third calls in. All three show up in the same order list, so the kitchen never loses track during a busy evening.
Coffee shop with a loyalty program
A push about a rainy-day discount brings back regulars
On a slow, rainy afternoon a push goes out about a discount on hot drinks. Guests who already have the shop’s app bookmarked come back within the hour.
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.
