QR table ordering
Guests scan a code at the table, browse the menu and send an order to the kitchen queue. Staff still serve and handle payment as you prefer.
Orders, tables and stock that stay in step during the rush
For cafes and restaurants that want direct orders, simpler table service and a clearer view of stock, without adding work for the floor team.
Everything on this page describes proposed solutions and illustrative interfaces, not deployed products.
Where the time and money leak
- Orders arrive through the counter, phone, WhatsApp and delivery apps, and each is tracked differently
- Marketplace commissions on orders that could come direct
- Kitchen and counter lose time on wrong or missed items during peak hours
- Stock is counted occasionally, so wastage and shortages surface late
- Reservations managed in a notebook or chat thread
How the work could run instead
Direct and pickup ordering
A branded ordering page for pickup, with time slots and online payment through a gateway you hold an account with.
Reservations
Guests request a table for a date and time; capacity rules prevent overbooking, and your team confirms or adjusts.
Order management
One queue for dine-in, pickup and direct orders, with status from received to ready.
Inventory
Ingredients and packaging tracked against sales and purchases, with low-stock flags.
Billing integrations
Orders can be passed to the billing or POS software you already use, where it offers an integration route.
Modules a first version could include
- Digital menu
- QR ordering
- Pickup ordering
- Reservations
- Kitchen order queue
- Ingredient inventory
- Billing or POS connector
- Daily sales summary
These are proposed solutions for cafes and restaurants. The linked interface is an illustrative demo using sample data. It is not a deployed product, and nothing here describes a live client system. Real builds are scoped around your own workflow.
Questions from this industry
Not necessarily. It can sit alongside it and pass orders across, if your POS offers a way to connect. We check this first.
No. QR and direct ordering run in the phone browser.
Payment gateways charge fees per transaction to your own merchant account. We integrate it but do not collect your payments.
It can take delivery orders and record addresses. Delivery riders or aggregator partnerships are arranged by you.
We can show an illustrative demo and walk through your workflow. A live pilot is scoped separately.
Talk through your cafes and restaurants workflow
Tell us how things run today. We will say plainly what could be built, what it depends on and where a simpler fix is better.