Ordering that starts with a tap, not a download
A customer scans the QR code on the table or taps a link from your social post and your ordering app opens instantly — no App Store, no install wall, no account required to start. That removes the biggest drop-off point in mobile ordering: making someone download something before they can buy.
They can add it to their home screen if they're a regular, so your restaurant becomes a one-tap icon on their phone. Meanwhile you own the customer relationship and the ordering flow instead of renting it from a third-party marketplace that keeps your customer data and a percentage of every sale.
- Open from a QR code at the table or a link anywhere online
- No forced download or account to place a first order
- Dine-in, pickup, and delivery flows as needed
- Item customization, modifiers, and upsells built in
- Card, Apple Pay, and Google Pay checkout
- Installable to the home screen for repeat customers
Runs your way, not a marketplace's way
We build the app around your menu, your branding, and your operations — real-time item availability, order routing to the kitchen or a printer, scheduled pickups, and tips. You set the rules instead of conforming to a delivery platform's template.
We connect it to the tools you already use where possible — your POS, payment processor, and printer setup — so orders land where your staff already looks. We'll be honest about which integrations are straightforward and which depend on your POS provider's capabilities.
- Menu, categories, modifiers, and photos under your brand
- Order routing to kitchen display, printer, or staff device
- Real-time sold-out and availability control
- Pickup scheduling, order-ahead, and tipping
- POS and payment integrations where your provider allows
- Own your customer list and reorder data
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Frequently asked questions
How is this different from being on a delivery app?
A delivery marketplace owns the customer, controls the experience, and takes a commission on each order. Your own ordering PWA is yours — your branding, your customer data, your margins. Many restaurants run both, using the PWA for their direct and dine-in orders to avoid commissions on repeat customers.
Do customers really not have to download anything?
Correct. It opens in the browser the instant they scan or tap, and they can order and pay right there. Saving it to the home screen is optional and only appeals to regulars — it never blocks a first order.
Will it work with our current POS and payments?
Often yes, depending on your POS provider's integration options. Some connect cleanly through an API; others are more limited. Tell us what you run in a free consultation and we'll tell you exactly what's possible before you commit.