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foodify
Shopify, for restaurants.
For restaurants that already have a code on the table, and still take orders by hand.
Every restaurant already has a QR. Most of those codes go to a PDF, a dead page, or a menu that cannot take money. The table already did the hard part — they pointed a camera at the code — and then the restaurant handed them a picture. Foodify takes that code and stands up the thing the table actually needs.
The guest scans, reads, orders. The kitchen and the till see the same ticket. This is not a pretty menu. It is a site that takes the order. If the code cannot take money, it is still a flyer. Foodify is specified to close that loop on the table you already have.
The operator gets a panel: what’s on, what’s off, what came in, what still needs to go out. That is the memory of service — not a dashboard of vanity charts. A dish dies, a dish comes back, a ticket is late. The panel is for the person running the floor, not for a weekly report.
Integrations sit where a restaurant already lives — not in a new universe they have to staff. Tools are the QR, the menu, the ticket, the till, the kitchen. If a system cannot be named in the service, it is not a tool. Foodify does not ask the restaurant to become a software company.
Intake is the code on the table and the menu behind it. Policy is what can be sold, what is 86’d, what the guest is allowed to do without a waiter in the way, and what still needs a human. The operator loop is the floor: someone can stop a dish, correct a ticket, and take the last word when the site and the kitchen disagree.
Pricing is honest for the stage: monthly, on the order of 1.000–2.000 TL. That number is the product’s bound as much as the QR is. We will not dress a restaurant tool in enterprise fog. If the price cannot be said, the spec is not ready.
Shopify, for restaurants, is the job in one line — not a claim that foodify is Shopify. It is the same shape of seriousness applied to a table: a site that sells, an operator who can run it, a guest who does not need a new app. The QR you already have is the door.
Foodify is specified for restaurants and issued as its own product under ado works, not as a vertical inside a generic shop builder. If you can paste it onto a clothing store unchanged, it is not foodify.
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