Example · A neighbourhood coffee shop
Wickerlight Coffee: order-ahead, the bar's board and the regulars
A small espresso bar's order-ahead site, the orders board behind the bar and a list of its regulars: their usual, how often they come and who has gone quiet. In Lumen Pass, on Lantern Row, across from the ski-bus stop.
- BusinessCoffee shop
- BuiltOrder-ahead, orders board, regulars
- On its ownStamps counted, quiet regulars flagged
Try it
Order a drink ahead on the site or in its chat, then see it land on the orders board behind the bar and find the regulars who stopped coming.
From a queue and sticky notes to one counter
Before
A queue out the door
Phone orders on sticky notes, a paper stamp card nobody carries, and no idea which regulars stopped coming.
Now
Ready when they walk in
Orders arrive on the board with a pickup time, every drink adds a stamp, and a regular who goes quiet gets noticed.
Look around
Each part of the app, as it looks with the made-up data. Open any of them live.
A chat on the café's own site
A regular asks for their usual and it goes straight onto the board, with a stamp added. Others ask what's dairy-free or when it's open. In the demo it's an example conversation: scripted, with made-up data, and nothing is sent.


Order ahead, pick it up from the shelf
The menu with sizes and milks, a pickup time and a name for the shelf. Pay at the counter when you collect it.


The board behind the bar
Every order from the site, the chat and the counter, moved from new to making to ready in a tap. Regulars are marked, with their stamps, and what ran on its own sits beside it.


The regulars, and who stopped coming
Each regular's usual, eight weeks of visits and their stamp card. The ones who've gone quiet are flagged, and their usual goes to the bar in one tap.


Ordering on a phone
Pick a size and a milk from the bottom of the screen, then the order waits in a bar at the bottom.


What it does every day
- Order-ahead with a pickup time, paid at the counter
- Orders from new to making to ready on one board
- A stamp for every drink, the free one flagged on the ticket
- Regulars who stop coming, noticed
- Changes made when you ask for them in plain words



