Food Court Ordering
One QR code lets guests order from every vendor in the court in a single basket and one payment — while each stall only sees its own items, fired straight to its own kitchen.
Multi-vendor venues make guests queue five times
In a food hall or court, a group that wants noodles, tacos and bubble tea has to stand in three lines and pay three times. That friction caps spend per visit and turns a shared table into a logistics headache for everyone.
Everything, working together
One order
One basket, every vendor
Guests add items from any stall to a single order and check out once — more of the court in every visit.
Auto-routed
Split to each kitchen
Every vendor receives only its own items, fired to its own station — no confusion, no cross-talk.
Auto-split
One payment, clean payouts
A single payment is split and settled to each vendor automatically, with central reporting for the operator.
Scan once
Order from the table
Guests scan once and reorder all night without giving up their seat — perfect for groups.
More spend per guest, less friction per order
Letting guests order the whole court at once lifts basket size and throughput — and gives the operator one clean view of the venue.
1 QR
for the whole court
Bigger
baskets across vendors
Central
reporting for the operator
Live in three simple steps
Onboard your vendors
Add each stall and its menu to the court.
Guests scan one QR
They order from every vendor in one basket.
Kitchens get their items
Orders split and route to each station automatically.
Grow on your terms, not the apps'
Built for venues
Designed for food halls, courts and markets.
Fair, automatic payouts
Each vendor is settled its share, no manual math.
One operator view
Central reporting across every stall.
Food Court Ordering, answered
No — each stall gets its own orders on a screen or printer; guests order from one shared QR.
A single guest payment is split and settled to each vendor automatically, with reporting for the operator.
Yes — that's the point. One basket, one payment, every vendor.
Yes — anywhere multiple vendors share a space and you want one ordering experience.
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One QR for your whole food court
Let guests order every stall at once — bigger baskets, automatic payouts.