— CUSTOM iOS APPS FOR RESTAURANTS · LIVE IN 72 HOURS
DoorDash owns your customers. Take them back.
Third-party platforms charge ~30% to rent you your own regulars. A restaurant app flips the economics: loyalty streaks that gamify visits, push that fills Tuesday nights, and direct orders where the margin stays in your kitchen.
— SOUND FAMILIAR?
Delivery platforms take up to 30% and keep the customer data.
Slow nights stay slow because you have no direct line to the neighborhood.
Punch cards get lost; your 'regulars' are anonymous strangers who happen to repeat.
— WHAT AN APP UNLOCKS FOR RESTAURANTS
Own the pocket. Everything follows.
Loyalty with streak mechanics
Visit streaks, secret-menu unlocks, tier upgrades — the punch card becomes a game your regulars show their friends.
Tuesday-night push
'Industry night: half-price apps til 9' to 2,000 phones at 4pm. The empty-table problem meets ~90% visibility.
Direct ordering, full margin
Pickup and delivery orders in your app — the 30% platform tax becomes your profit or your customer's discount.
First-party regulars list
Birthdays, favorites, visit history. Marketing to people who already love you is the cheapest revenue in hospitality.
The viral utility we'd build a restaurant
The Secret Menu
Streak-locked menu items only app regulars can order. People bring friends specifically to show off the unlock — that's the viral loop, on a plate.
— FREE TASTE FOR RESTAURANTS
See the app we'd build your business. Free.
Drop your website. Our engine reads what you do, designs the app your people actually need, and pours a private, clickable demo — usually inside ten minutes.
NO CALL · NO CARD · NO CATCH — ONE POUR PER BUSINESS
One app. One flat price. 72 hours.
FROM $1,999 · MOST RESTAURANTS POUR RESERVE ($5,999)
— STRAIGHT ANSWERS FOR RESTAURANTS
- Toast/Square already gives us loyalty. Why this?
- POS loyalty is a points database. This is a branded product on your customers' home screens with streaks, secret menus, and push — the POS keeps doing payments; we make the relationship.
- One location — is an app too much?
- One beloved location with 1,500 regulars is the perfect app. It's the chains' playbook (Starbucks makes billions on theirs) scaled to a neighborhood.