egymenu is cloud kitchen software where customers order for themselves from their phone, with no calls and no WhatsApp messages to copy down. You share your delivery menu link on social media, customers order from it with their address, and the order reaches your kitchen stations at the same moment. When it is ready, the system picks the best driver and sends them the order, and the customer follows the driver on a map until they arrive. There is no commission on orders, and you get a 7-day free trial.
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When a delivery order is ready, the system picks the best driver based on distance, rating and current load, and sends the order to the driver app. If they decline, it moves to the next driver on its own. You can also assign a driver by hand.
After ordering, customers get a tracking page that updates on its own: received, preparing, ready, driver on the way, delivered. They see the driver live on a map until the driver arrives, then leave a rating. That means far fewer calls asking where the food is.
Instead of writing down orders and addresses from phone calls and WhatsApp, customers order themselves from your menu link or delivery code, and the order comes in with their address. There is a pickup code too, for people who collect their own food. Customers review the order, then pay the way you allow.
A cloud kitchen runs many stations at once. Link each menu category to its station, and each station sees only its own items on its screen. The order is marked ready automatically when every station is done.
If you prefer paper, each station gets a ticket on its own printer, and an itemized receipt with prices prints for the customer. All it takes is a small program installed once on a computer in the kitchen. It works with standard thermal receipt printers, and a printer problem never holds up an order.
The dashboard shows revenue, orders, top items and peak hours, and reports give you sales for any period you choose. You plan staff and stock on numbers instead of guesses.
In a cloud kitchen every order is delivery or pickup, so the difference shows up on every single one.
| Phone and WhatsApp | With egymenu | |
|---|---|---|
| Taking the order | Someone answers and writes down the order and address | The customer orders and the address comes with it |
| Getting it to the kitchen | A slip of paper passed along | It appears on each station's screen the moment it is placed |
| Choosing a driver | Calls to find out who is free | Automatic, by distance, rating and current load |
| Where the order is | The customer calls to ask | They see the driver on a map |
| Numbers | Guesswork | Sales reports and peak hours |
A photo of your menu is enough. We enter the categories, items and prices for free.
Put your delivery menu link on your social media, and add your drivers with the signup link.
Orders arrive on the orders board and station screens, and go out to drivers when they are ready.
No. They open your menu link or scan the code, the menu opens in the browser and they order from it.
The monthly plan is $50, and the delivery module is included in the 6-month plan ($250) and the yearly plan. There is no commission on orders on any plan, and there is a 7-day free trial.
Your drivers sign up through a link that belongs to your kitchen. The system picks the best driver by distance, rating and current load and sends the order to the driver app. If they decline, it goes to the next one, and you can always assign by hand.
You choose between a fixed fee, a distance-based fee, or a fee you set by hand.
Yes. You link each menu category to a station, and each station sees only its items. Multiple stations and per-station printing are enabled per restaurant, so ask us which plan fits you.
With cash, QR payment or card on the terminal, depending on the payment methods you enable.
Try it free for 7 days, and we'll set up your menu.