Ordio

Ordering, kitchen and guest platform for restaurants and cafés.

What it solves

Service at a busy restaurant is limited by the counter: guests wait to order, and tickets reach the kitchen by hand.

Ordio moves ordering to the guest's phone and every ticket onto the kitchen display, so the floor team serves instead of taking orders.

In use

How it runs.

Ordio item options with sizes, extras and a kitchen note

Ordio daily summary by hour, item and table

Guests open the menu from the table's code. No app, no sign-in.
Sizes, extras and a note for the kitchen on every item.
Tables are laid out on a floor plan, each with its own printable QR code.
The daily summary shows orders by hour, item velocity and takings by table.

Architecture

How it is built.

System diagramordio.v1

Guest

QR scan · phone

Kitchen display

live tickets

Server actions

org-scoped

Neon Postgres

RLS per outlet

Orders

status timeline

Receipts

pdf-lib A5

Kitchen printer

thermal KOT

via Kitchen display

WhatsApp / SMS

share links

via Receipts

· one outlet per subdomain· money calculated in paise· tickets print on the kitchen line

Guests order from the table on their own phone, with no app and no sign-in. Orders reach a kitchen display and thermal printer, and guests follow their ticket to the table.

Owners run menus, offers, tables, staff and analytics from one dashboard, with GST invoices and a branded website for each restaurant.

Ordio at a glance
BUILT FOR	Restaurants · Cafés · Quick service
MODULES	QR ordering · Kitchen display · Order tracking · GST invoices · Offers and coupons · Analytics · Outlet website · Display board
ROLES	Owner · Kitchen · Server · Staff
DELIVERY	Multi-tenant · Installable app

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