Orderly — Restaurant Management App

Orderly is the app restaurant staff use at the table: see which tables are free, take the order, send it to the kitchen and close the shift at the end of the day. It is genuinely live on the App Store, and you buy the complete source — app and backend — to publish under your own restaurant's name.

What the app does

• A live floor plan — Free, seated, reserved and awaiting payment each show in their own colour, so the whole room reads from one screen.
• Orders taken at the table — Staff pick from the menu by category and send, instead of writing on paper and walking to the kitchen.
• A kitchen display — The kitchen receives orders directly and tracks what is cooking and what is done, which is what stops dishes going missing.
• Reports and roles — Daily revenue, staff management, fee and tax settings. Owner, manager and server each see their own part.

What you receive

The full iOS app source, the NestJS backend source behind it, setup documentation, a guide to changing the name and brand colours, and a walkthrough for submitting to the App Store. Nothing is held back.

Who it suits

Restaurants, eateries, cafés and small F&B chains still taking orders on paper or over chat. It also suits a software company that wants a ready restaurant product to resell to its own clients.

What it costs and how long it takes

You pay once, with no monthly fee to us. Two costs go elsewhere: an Apple Developer account at 99 USD a year, and hosting for the backend, which for a single restaurant is usually a few dollars a month. From starting the rebrand to being on the store typically takes one to two weeks plus Apple's review.

What customers ask before they commit

My place only has ten tables. Is this overkill? It isn't, because the thing that actually hurts a small room is a missed dish or a mixed-up table. The floor plan and the kitchen display solve exactly those two, even at a few tables.

What about payments and printed receipts? Those are outside the current build. You own the source, so your developers can add them, or message us on Zalo for a quote.

After you buy

The source is yours, with no platform lock-in and nobody to ask before you change something. Six months of technical support on Zalo covers standing up the backend and getting through submission.