Restaurants, cafés & cloud kitchens
An order alert that rings until someone in the kitchen answers
Menus and add-ons, a kitchen ticket sorted by station, and an admin app whose alert bypasses silent mode — so an order never sits unseen during a rush.
Incoming order
New order #218
AED 96 · Delivery 30 min
Chicken biryani ×2+ extra spicyAED 56
Mixed grill platterAED 32
Hummus+ extra breadAED 8
Ringing · 00:12
Printed 19:42 · Table-less · Delivery
[ GRILL ]
[ RICE ]
[ COLD ]
Prep 20 min · Window 19:45–20:15
Sound familiar?
"Our tablet was on silent during the lunch rush. We missed four orders and found out from angry phone calls."
"The kitchen printer spits out one long list — starters, mains and drinks all mixed, and the grill station has to hunt for its items."
"A customer wants no onions and extra cheese, and there is no clean way to capture that beyond a free-text note nobody reads."
How it works
From order to doorstep
- 1
Build the menu
Dishes with add-on categories — size, extras, no-onion — per item or per menu section.
- 2
Order rings the kitchen
The admin app alert rings continuously, bypassing silent mode and Do Not Disturb.
- 3
Kitchen prints and preps
KOT sorted by category to the right station, with a configurable prep time.
- 4
Pickup or delivery window
Self-pickup or a delivery window, timed against the real prep time.
Capabilities
From the counter to the kitchen station
A restaurant lives and dies by whether the right ticket reaches the right station on time.
Menu add-ons
Add-on categories per dish or per menu section — size, extras, exclusions.
KOT printing
Kitchen tickets sorted by category with barcode, to Sunmi, iMin or any ESC-POS printer.
Shop admin app
Order alerts that ring like a phone call until someone accepts.
Delivery windows
Slot-based delivery windows or self-pickup, timed against prep.
Self-pickup & zones
Radius delivery, zones and a self-pickup option in the same shop.
POS & printing
POS registers with shifts as a per-register add-on, thermal receipts, Bluetooth and USB printer support.
See it live
Sample shops you can click through
Real shops with sample products — browse collections, search, cart and checkout. Nothing can be ordered.
Restaurant
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Jamra Grill, a charcoal grill in Jumeirah. Kitchen hours, a 35–45 minute ETA, minimum order, opening hours and call or WhatsApp buttons on the store card.
Café
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Sahwa Coffee in Alserkal Avenue, set up for pickup: order ahead, skip the queue, with the pickup address and opening hours pinned to the top.
Modern
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Meal kits on subscription: a dark hero with lime accents and a value strip for next-day delivery and skipping any week.
Never miss an order
An alert that rings like a phone call, not a notification
The shop admin app's new-order alert rings continuously — bypassing silent mode and Do Not Disturb, on the lockscreen, screen off — until a human on the counter acknowledges it. A missed order during a lunch rush is the single most expensive failure a restaurant has; this closes that gap.
- Rings continuously until a human acknowledges it
- Bypasses silent mode, Do Not Disturb and the lockscreen
- Accept, prepare and dispatch from the same screen

Kitchen operations
A KOT that sorts itself by station
Kitchen order tickets print sorted by category with a barcode, so starters, grill and drinks each get a ticket their station can act on immediately, to Sunmi and iMin built-in printers or any paired Bluetooth or USB ESC-POS thermal printer.
- KOT sorted by category to the relevant station
- Barcode on the ticket for fast reconciliation
- Around 30 configurable template fields on receipts

“The ringing alert alone paid for itself in the first week — we stopped missing orders during the dinner rush.”
- 800+
- active stores
- 100k+
- orders a month
- 4
- apps on one system
vs an aggregator app plus a separate KOT printer
Aggregator-only ordering means a tablet per platform and a kitchen that reprints tickets by hand into a second system.
Order alert rings like a phone call
- Quick Commerce
- Yes
- Aggregator app + separate KOT setup
- No
KOT sorted by kitchen station
- Quick Commerce
- Yes
- Aggregator app + separate KOT setup
- manual
Own branded ordering app
- Quick Commerce
- add-on
- Aggregator app + separate KOT setup
- No
Self-pickup and delivery in one flow
- Quick Commerce
- Yes
- Aggregator app + separate KOT setup
- delivery only
Commission per order
- Quick Commerce
- No
- Aggregator app + separate KOT setup
- Yes
| Capability | Quick Commerce | Aggregator app + separate KOT setup |
|---|---|---|
| Order alert rings like a phone call | Yes | No |
| KOT sorted by kitchen station | Yes | manual |
| Own branded ordering app | add-on | No |
| Self-pickup and delivery in one flow | Yes | delivery only |
| Commission per order | No | Yes |
Integrations
Payments and printers a kitchen counter uses
Counter-friendly payment methods and thermal printing hardware that is already common in the region.
COD
cash on delivery and at counter
Tap
GCC card acquiring
Sunmi / iMin printers
built-in thermal printing
MealShift
overflow delivery riders
Firebase
kitchen and rider push alerts
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will we actually hear the order alert during a busy service?
Can the kitchen ticket separate starters from the grill station?
What printers does KOT printing support?
Can customers customise a dish, like no onions or extra cheese?
Do we need a separate app for delivery drivers?
Can we offer self-pickup alongside delivery?
Other solutions
- Quick commerceDark stores, 60-minute express windows and a picker-to-driver pipeline in one system.
- EcommerceVariants, add-ons, BNPL, wallet and rewards on a storefront that is fast and bilingual by default.
- SupermarketImport 20,000 SKUs by barcode, run pickers across branches, and keep stock in sync everywhere.
Stop losing orders during the rush
Menus, KOT printing, an alert that rings — live in a day.
No card required · Live in a day · Support in Arabic and English


