Welcome, Partner
📲 To install: tap the Share button, then “Add to Home Screen”.
Build a menu for an event once and switch to it in one tap, this year and next. Switching back is one tap too, and the menu that’s on now is always kept.
Prices change by themselves at the times you set. Customers see the deal and when it ends; deals never stack with a sale price (they get whichever is lower).
A sample truck for your videos. Card payments and texts stay off, sample customers never get email, and search engines don’t list its page.
Share this link on social media, and print a QR sign for your window.
A clean image of today’s location and hours with your order link, ready for Instagram.
📺 Now-serving screen for a TV or tablet ↗Shows ready ticket numbers big enough to read from the line, plus a QR code to order ahead.
Shown on your page so customers know when to find you. Use Open / Closed above to start and stop taking orders.
Shows at the top of every kitchen screen until you clear it. For example: "Out of cilantro today."
One summary a day instead of a stream of notifications: orders, top item, busiest and slowest hour, what customers said, what sold out, and tomorrow’s weather.
Up to 3 more people, like a partner, a manager or your bookkeeper, get the emails you pick for them. They confirm from their inbox first, and every email has a link to stop. You still get everything.
Hosts price and request events on their own, with no back-and-forth. Set your packages and rules once, then accept bookings in one tap.
Open catering Clients · who to reach out to this weekYour client list fills itself from catering requests, bookings and followers. Catering is part of Pro+ and Business, or $15 a month on Pro; clients are Business. All free during the beta.
Day or night on this device. Auto follows the phone's setting.
Set it up the way you work.
Open /kitchen on a tablet: tickets in three columns (New, Cooking, Ready), big enough to tap with gloves on. Each tablet can be the whole line, one station (like Grill or Drinks), or the pass.
Open the kitchen screen ↗Where you’ll be. Customers can add stops to their calendar or subscribe, and it updates by itself.
Written from your menu, prices and schedule, so they’re always right. Edit a word, skip one, then copy or share it to Instagram or Facebook.
Regulars collect a stamp each time an order is marked Ready, then get a free item. No app or sign-up: the card lives on their phone. Stamps come back off if an order is canceled.
Give each person their own PIN for the kitchen screen. What they do is recorded with their name. Removing someone signs them out right away.
Opens this portal from a kitchen screen (screen name › Owner portal), so the crew can stay on the line without reaching prices, payments or sales. 4 to 6 numbers, different from the crew’s PIN.
This permanently deletes your page, menu, orders and settings, and cancels Pro if you have it. It cannot be undone.
A quick tour of every feature. Tap Take me there to jump straight to it.
Online Kitchen is built with trucks like yours. Tell us; a person reads every one and writes back.
Everything for running the company, beyond today’s orders. Tools your plan doesn’t include are marked with the plan that has them.
Ranked by sales per day you worked there, so a spot you visit once a week isn’t buried by one you visit every day. Pick two to see them side by side.
After pickup, customers can tap 👍 or 👎. Only you see it, shown as patterns so one bad day doesn’t shout louder than a trend.
A spreadsheet (CSV) of every order in the dates you pick — opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
Your menu, every order, clients, followers, schedule, catering bookings and feedback, as spreadsheets in one .zip. It’s your data: take it anywhere.
What wait should customers see to start? After three tickets, your real kitchen pace takes over. You can change it any time.
Tell customers why (optional). It shows on your page until you open again.
Only you see this. Insights uses it to show your profit on each item.
“Pick one” for things like meat or size. “Add-ons” for extras like cheese or guac. Each choice can cost extra.
Tap the ones this item uses. Run out of one? “Running out of something?” sells out every item that uses it.
What’s broken, confusing or missing? Screenshots help: reply to our answer with them.
Sized for an Instagram post. Tap Share to send it straight to Instagram, or save it.