Industry · Food & hospitality

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All demand is made online, and the apps keep the customer. We build the direct channel, merge the tablets and harden the POS.

Cloud kitchens & food delivery
What owners say is wrong

The problems,
in their words, with sources.

  • Commission plus promotion fees

    Swiggy and Zomato take 18–30% per order, plus monthly promotion fees. Visibility on the apps is pay-to-play.

    Petpooja, 2026
  • No customer database

    A kitchen has no walk-past traffic, and the aggregators keep the customer data. Owners say they have no list of their own.

    Quora, n.d.
  • Orders lost in group chats

    WhatsApp orders get buried as volume grows. With no assignment, two staff answer one customer.

    Zoho, n.d.
  • Tablet hell, and the incidents behind it

    One tablet per app and no unified order feed. Nearly 80% of delivery restaurants had a cyber incident in twelve months.

    Cybersecurity Insiders, n.d.
What we would tailor
  • Order aggregator

    Zomato, Swiggy, talabat and WhatsApp merged into one kitchen display. Missed-order rate and prep time measured.

  • First-party ordering

    An ordering site plus a WhatsApp reorder flow with an owned customer list. Direct-order share and commission saved, tracked.

  • POS and vendor access hardening

    MFA, vendor segmentation and a tested restore. Recovery time measured in a drill, not guessed.

Fixed price per phase · 2–6 weeks a build phase · your repository from week one.

See it run, today, in Woro AI

A reorder from last Friday

A regular messages 'same as last time'. The AI pulls the order, confirms the address, takes payment and pushes it to the kitchen screen.

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By market
India
Direct orders cost a fraction of app commission; one Ahmedabad kitchen routes orders through its own WhatsApp list.
Gulf
talabat runs kitchen hubs and offers rent-free kitchens; commissions run close to India's.
UK / US
US owners cite app fees as the reason to bring delivery in-house.

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