Bigger orders
Let customers build a bowl with live macros, choose a size, add extras and buy packs, and set a minimum so every order is worth the trip.
My customers order the same two or three meals, and nobody tries the extras because they have to text me to ask. Meanwhile a small order that needs a delivery trip barely pays for the gas.
I want people to build exactly what they want, see the price and macros as they go, and spend a little more each time.
Real screens from the live demo, with sample data only.
What your customer sees
Customers pick a protein (a regular or double portion), a carb, one or two vegetables, a sauce and toppings. As they pick, the price, calories, protein, carbs and fat add up, along with the allergens of what they chose. If they filtered out an allergen on the menu, the choices that contain it are hidden here too.
What your customer sees
On a meal that comes in sizes, the customer chooses a size and ticks up to two add-ons. The price and nutrition change before it goes in the cart. An add-on that brings an allergen the meal does not have says so there, again in the cart, at checkout and on the label.
What your customer sees
A bundle is a pack with a fixed list of meals, like a ten-meal variety pack. Its page shows what is inside, the allergens of every meal in it, and the nutrition per meal averaged over the pack.
What your customer sees
Set a minimum for the whole store, a higher one for a delivery zone (the higher one applies), or sell a meal a few at a time. The cart says what is missing and holds checkout until the minimum is met.
What you see in the admin
On the Build your own page you set how many of each kind a customer picks, and add the components with their sizes, the price each adds and its recipe. Calories, macros and allergens come from the recipe and your Ingredients list. The kitchen sees each combination on the Production Plan, the labels and the packing slips.
Each plan includes everything in the plans before it.
A minimum order total and minimum quantities per meal.
In Basic and aboveCustomers build a meal from proteins, carbs, vegetables and sauces.
In Advanced and aboveMeal sizes and paid extras on any meal.
In Advanced and aboveSell several meals together at one price.
In Advanced and aboveSizes, add-ons and packs let a customer spend a little more each time, on meals they already like.
A minimum order, by store or by delivery zone, keeps very small orders from eating your margin.
Customers customize on their own and see the price and nutrition right away, and you get an exact list instead of a text thread.
These links open the exact screens in the live demo, in a new tab. Nothing in the demo is real: no payments, no emails, no customers.
Admin links ask you to click Sign In once. The demo fills in the sample login for you.
Yes. Each combination, size and add-on appears on the Production Plan, the labels and the packing slips, and the Variations page counts how many of each size, add-on and component were ordered for a delivery week.
Yes. The totals and the allergens come from the recipe and your Ingredients list, so check those before you offer a component. They update as the customer chooses, and an add-on that brings a new allergen says so.
No. Weekly plans take each meal's standard size without add-ons. Sizes and add-ons are for one-off orders.
The store minimum applies to every order, pickup included. A delivery zone can have a higher minimum, and then the higher one applies. Weekly plans are not affected.
Production plan, prep and shopping lists, inventory, ingredient costs and suppliers, and more than one kitchen.
Printable labels with nutrition facts, ingredients, allergens and use-by dates, from your own menu data.
Weekly plans customers manage themselves: skip, pause, swap or cancel, billed every week.
We set it up for you and move your existing customers over. Call us or talk to Alex, and we will show you how it would work for your business. You can also read the demo guide first.
