The product
Your customer gets one page. You get an orders board, a menu you change yourself, and a switch for when the power goes. No modules, no upgrades, nothing to configure for a week. This is the whole of it.
Your customer
Your menu at your own address, in your colour. They choose, pick a collection time, leave a name and a cellphone number, and pay you at the counter. No app, no account.
See the ordering pageYour kitchen
A sound when an order lands, then New, Accepted, Ready, Collected. One button on each card, and whoever is on shift can work it.
See the orders boardWhen the power goes
One tap on the first screen stops new orders, tells your customers why, and writes down who did it. Anyone with a login may use it.
See the switchYour business
Change prices, mark things sold out, set your hours and your prep time yourself. See what you took today, counting only what was actually collected.
See the menu and hoursA short list, on purpose. Each of these is a page on somebody else’s site and a thing you would have to set up, train and pay for.
Collection only. Your customer orders ahead and fetches it, so there is no driver to pay and no cold food to argue about.
They pay you at the counter, cash or card, the way they do now. Card payment online is the next thing we add.
Your customers use the browser they already have, and nobody has to make an account or remember a password.
Nothing is added between your menu and your till. The price you write is the price they pay.
It is the one that earns the money. The other three exist to serve it.