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🍽️ Autoflowly Restaurant OS

Restaurant software that takes the order, feeds the kitchen and brings them back.

Online ordering, a digital menu you can change in seconds, table QR codes, a kitchen display and delivery tracking — with commission going to you instead of a marketplace.

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✓ Real working restaurant system✓ No signup to look around✓ Your own copy in minutes

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Live

This is the real restaurant system running live with demo data — browse the menu, place an order, watch it hit the kitchen view. Open it full-screen →

Same platform. Configured for what you actually do.

One system underneath, specialised for each trade — so you get a working business on day one instead of a blank canvas.

One operational spine, end to end.

Not a pretty CRUD app — the whole run from first contact to repeat customer, in one system.

Step 1DiscoverCustomer finds your menu — your site, your QR code, your link.
Step 2OrderPlaced online for collection, delivery or at the table.
Step 3PayCard or mobile money, taken up front.
Step 4KitchenOrder lands on the kitchen display the moment it's paid.
Step 5FulfilCollection, table service or driver dispatch.
Step 6FeedbackReview requested while the meal is still fresh.
Step 7RepeatRegulars brought back on the quiet nights.

The problems this actually solves.

Delivery platforms take a third of every order

You do the cooking, the packaging and the risk, and the marketplace takes the margin — and owns the customer relationship.

The menu is a PDF from last year

Prices changed, dishes were dropped, and updating it means finding whoever made it originally.

Phone orders during the dinner rush

The busiest hour is when the phone rings most, and the person answering it should be cooking.

Everything the business needs, wired together.

Digital menu

Change a price or 86 a dish in seconds — it's live immediately.

Online ordering & payment

Collection, delivery and table orders, paid up front.

Table QR codes

Diners order from the table without waiting for a server.

Kitchen display

Orders arrive in the kitchen the moment they're paid.

Delivery tracking

Drivers assigned, customers kept informed.

Customer list that's yours

The relationship stays with you, not a marketplace.

Reviews

Asked for at the right moment, not weeks later.

Sales & best sellers

What actually sells, by day and by hour.

Named jobs it does — not a chatbot bolted on.

Every proposal waits for your approval. Nothing is sent, charged or changed on its own.

Kitchen and orders summary

Counts of abandoned carts, pending reviews, low-stock products, and refundable orders. Call this first to see what needs attention.

Pending reviews

Reviews awaiting a reply or moderation — the review-responder's queue. Includes rating, title, body, reviewer, product.

Abandoned orders

Carts with items left untouched for over 24h — the cart-recovery queue. Includes value, item count, and whether the shopper is a guest or returning customer.

Low-stock items

Products at or below their low-stock threshold — the restocker's queue. Includes current stock and threshold.

Refundable orders

Paid, non-refunded orders — context for refund decisions. Note: do not proactively refund paid orders; only act on a genuine refund request.

Menu items

The store's product catalog (id, name, price, stock, category). Call before editing so you use the right product id.

Menu sections

The store's product categories (id, name). Use a category's id when adding/updating products.

Active orders

Open orders still being handled (pending → confirmed → preparing → ready → out for delivery) — the Order-taker and kitchen queue. Includes type, customer, total, and any special instructions.

Active deliveries

In-progress deliveries with the assigned driver and eta — the Driver-coordinator's queue. Use to spot delays and decide who to notify.

Move an order forward

Advances an order to its next stage — confirmed, preparing, ready, delivered.

Win back an abandoned cart

Drafts an offer to a shopper who left items in their basket.

Refund an order

Issues a refund on an order, once you approve it.

Restock a product

Raises stock on a product that has run low.

Reply to a review

Drafts a public reply to a customer review.

Ask for a store review

Asks a customer who bought something to review the store.

You are not starting from an empty screen.

Every one of these already works the moment your app is live. The list on the right is the whole of what's left for you.

Already built for you

  • Ordering website
  • Digital menu
  • Table QR ordering
  • Kitchen display
  • Delivery tracking
  • Customer database
  • Reviews
  • Payments
  • Login & roles
  • Analytics
  • Hosting & your own URL
  • Works on phones

You only configure

  • Your restaurant name & logo
  • Your menu & prices
  • Your opening hours
  • Your delivery area
  • Your payment account

That's the whole setup. Everything else is already running.

The software comes with a team.

Autoflowly's agents work your message channels and your data. They propose; you approve from your phone. Nothing risky is sent without a human yes.

AR
AI Receptionist

Answers the questions that interrupt service — hours, allergens, delivery area, booking.

Example: “Yes, the pad thai can be made gluten-free, and we deliver to your postcode.”
OA
Order Agent

Takes orders through your message channels and pushes them to the kitchen.

Example: Takes a WhatsApp order, confirms the total and the collection time, and files it.
OA
Operations Agent

Watches the service for orders going late or stock running out.

Example: “Two delivery orders are 15 minutes past their promised time.”
MA
Marketing Agent

Fills the quiet nights with the customers you already have.

Example: Spots Tuesdays running at half covers and drafts an offer to regulars who haven't been in for a month.

Traditional business software vs Autoflowly.

Traditional vertical software
Autoflowly
Months of setup, consultants and per-seat licences
Running the same day, changed by describing what you want
Rigid — you adapt your business to the software
You change the software to match how you already work
Your data locked in someone else's system
Your own deployment, your own database, your own URL
Staff cost scales with every enquiry
An AI team answers, quotes and follows up alongside you

Live demo today, your own system today.

1

Open the live demo

It's already running with demo data. Click through it like a customer would — no signup, nothing to install.

2

Launch your own copy

You get your own deployment with its own database and URL, seeded and ready to use rather than empty.

3

Describe what to change

Your services, prices, branding, stages and rules — described in plain language and applied to your copy.

Questions worth asking.

Is the restaurant demo real?

Yes — it's an always-on deployment with its own database, embedded live on this page. Place an order in it and watch it appear on the kitchen view, without signing up.

Does this replace the delivery platforms?

It gives you your own ordering channel, so the orders you'd have taken by phone — and the regulars who would order direct — don't cost you a commission. Many restaurants run both, and shift customers over with their own offers.

Can I change the menu myself?

Yes. The menu is data, not a PDF — prices, dishes and availability change in seconds and are live immediately.

Can I take orders at the table?

Yes. Table QR codes let diners order from where they're sitting, which cuts the time a server spends walking back and forth.

Features reflect the current platform as of August 2026 and continue to expand — the live demo above always reflects what's actually deployed.

See it running, then make it yours.

No setup required to look around — the demo is already live.

Open the live demo →