Now complete the look with your own personalised QR ordering app. Guests scan your QR code and you get to call “Order’s up!”
No one downloads an app!
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You sanded the top, fitted the tap and bought proper stools. Even a hand-painted sign! But something is still missing.
You’ve got the lot. Nearly.
The last box on the list.
Try it. Your mate orders on the left. You get it on your phone on the right. Tap to order.
Name it. Dress it. You can change all of it whenever you like.
Not sure of your vibe?
The sign goes up as you type. You can change the name, the look and the menu any time.
The link stays private until you share it.
We were sat in a friend’s home bar when someone joked, “What Dave needs is that Wetherspoons app.” We all laughed about what it would do.
It was Dave’s birthday a few weeks later, so, as a joke, we made it for him. At the party everyone loved it.
A couple of months and a lot of late nights later, we’re opening it up so anyone can give their bar its own website and ordering app too.
Who needs Wetherspoons?
No, and it isn’t trying to be. No card machine, no stocktake. It’s the fun bit: a name, a menu and orders landing on your phone.
No. They scan the code or tap a link, and the menu opens in their browser.
Any phone or tablet behind the bar. A printer helps for the table talkers, but you can show the code on a screen.
Yes. Tick “This is a gift” at signup and set the bar up in their name. You get a printable gift card with a reveal link to hand over.
A year of Orders Up, set up in their name, ready to open on the big day.
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