Customers wait just to order
At rush hour, a full table can sit for minutes trying to catch someone's eye. Hungry people start to walk out.
QR ordering and live tokens for Indian restaurants
Customers scan a QR code, order from their own phone and get a token. Your kitchen sees it instantly. When the food is ready, you just call the number.
4 Food's ready. The counter or a waiter calls the token.
The rush-hour problem
At rush hour, a full table can sit for minutes trying to catch someone's eye. Hungry people start to walk out.
Table to waiter to kitchen, by memory or on paper. Every handover is a chance for a mistake.
“How much longer?” pulls your waiters away, because the only person who knows is busy in the kitchen.
How it works
The customer points their phone camera at the QR code on the table or counter. There's no app and no login.
They browse your menu, with veg and non-veg clearly marked, and place the order themselves.
A large token number appears straight away, and their page updates live as the food is cooked.
When the food is ready, the counter or a waiter calls the token. The customer's phone can buzz too.
One order, everyone in step
The customer's phone, the kitchen screen and the waiter's phone all show the same order status, live.
Kitchen and counter
Waiters
Owners
Fits your restaurant
Choose how food reaches the customer and when they pay. Tables and counters can work together too.
A waiter calls the token and brings the food to the table.
The counter calls the token and the customer collects it.
Cooking can't start until staff mark the order as paid.
Each table builds one bill, and customers pay when they finish.
No tables needed. One QR code at your stall, and everyone in the queue gets a token.
Stops two phones at a table sending in the same food. You can turn this off.
The first question every owner asks
Nothing reaches your kitchen until you're comfortable with it. Turn on as much protection as you need.
The first order from a new phone waits for staff to check the table. Later orders from that phone go straight through.
Blocks orders from clearly far away, so a photo of your QR code is much less useful at home.
Caps per phone, per network and per table stop one person flooding your board.
Cancel with a reason, and mark bills as walked out, so you can see what's actually happening.
Pricing
Every feature, with no commission on your orders. Try it free first, and pay only if it works for your restaurant.
Per outlet
₹999 / month
30 days free. No card needed to start. Taxes may apply.
Questions
No. They scan the QR code with their phone camera and the menu opens in their browser. They don't need an account either.
A phone, tablet or laptop with a browser and internet for your staff, and printed QR codes for your tables. You can download those as a PDF from your portal.
No. A street food stall or takeaway counter only needs one QR code. Everyone in the queue scans it, orders and gets their own token, then collects when it's called.
Yes. Connect a TV or LED screen by HDMI through an Android TV box, Fire TV stick or laptop, and open your display link on it. Pair a Bluetooth speaker with that device, and it calls each token in English or Hindi.
The way they pay today: cash, card or your own UPI QR, and staff mark the order as paid. We don't take any commission on your orders.
The system needs internet to take orders. If a connection drops, staff get a clear warning, and screens catch up by themselves when it returns.
New phones need one tap of staff approval before anything is cooked, so a prank order never reaches the kitchen. You can add a GPS check too.
It's ₹999 a month per outlet, paid by UPI or online. If you don't renew, customers can't place new orders, and orders already placed can still be finished.
Tell us where to reach you, and we'll call to set up your menu, tables and QR codes.