It knows what time it is
Your real hours, in your time zone — split service and past-midnight kitchens included. It answers from a clock, not a guess.
It answers your customers, takes the order, and puts it on your phone. It knows your menu, your prices and whether you're open right now.
Live in five minutes · nothing to download · £40/month
Six or seven times on a good Friday — and you never see it happen, because a missed call leaves no trace.
Your real hours, in your time zone — split service and past-midnight kitchens included. It answers from a clock, not a guess.
Quoted exactly as you set them, never totalled. Sold out? Mark it off mid-service and it stops offering it.
It counts the covers you've already given away, and offers nine o'clock instead of leaving you to make that call.
Phone in your apron? It buzzes again at five minutes, once more at fifteen, then stops. Two reminders, not a stream.
One tap and their phone lights up — even with the chat closed. No silence, and no “where's my order?” call.
English, Urdu, Roman Urdu, Punjabi — replying the way the customer wrote, keeping your dish names as you write them.
If it hasn't earned its keep, stop. There's nothing to cancel and nothing to uninstall.
It can only state what you've told it. No price, dish or opening time is ever invented — anything else is “the team will confirm”.
Your number is one tap away in every chat. This is for the ones messaging at 11pm who currently get nothing.
Nothing to install. If you can fill in a form, you can run it — and we set it up with you.
Nothing is auto-accepted. Everything waits for your tap, and one button declines it politely in your name.
Thirty seconds, and it's the whole pitch.