restaurant app builder · Updated 24 September 2026
A restaurant app builder for takeaways that deliver their own orders
A restaurant app builder should start with ordering already working. The Food Delivery template is a finished ordering app for a restaurant or takeaway that delivers its own orders: customers pick from a menu, order to their address and watch the order move while your kitchen moves it along. It comes with sample kitchens and menus; swapping in your own is a change you ask for in chat. It is a premium template, so it costs credits to claim, and it runs on iPhone and Android.
Templates to start from
- Food DeliveryPremium · 20 credits
Menus, basket, live order status, and a map of every delivery.
Made for a takeaway or restaurant delivering its own orders, a dark kitchen, a cafe doing lunch orders for nearby offices and a caterer delivering its own orders.
Does not take card payments in the app (orders are paid on delivery or collection) and show a live driver location (the map shows the kitchen and the address).
- Loyalty CardsFree
Digital stamp cards with QR earning, rewards and offers.
Made for a coffee shop, a barber, a bakery or deli and a nail salon.
Does not process payments and run more than one business in one app.
What customers and your kitchen do
- Customers browse the menu, order to an address and follow the order’s status.
- Your kitchen moves each order along as it is prepared and sent out.
- Orders are paid on delivery or collection.
What it does not do
It does not take card payments in the app, and it does not show a live driver location: the map shows the kitchen and the address. For regulars, pair it with a stamp card from the free Loyalty Cards template; the loyalty app page explains it.
What it costs
- Standard templates are free to claim and make yours: pick the colours, add your own icon or logo and preview it on the web, with sign-in, a database and file storage already working.
- Free accounts get 5 native builds to install on your phone, and 5 AI credits to try changes in chat.
- A free app keeps its template’s name. Your app’s own name comes with any plan.
- Building your own idea from a description needs a plan. Premium templates cost credits at claim, and each one shows its price before you spend anything.
- Free apps run on our starter backend. It sleeps after an hour without use and wakes when the app is opened, holds up to 250 MB, and after 60 days needs moving to your own Supabase project (Supabase has a free plan). You get a week’s notice and we guide the move.
- No card is needed to start.
Plans: Basic is $5 (£3.99) a month with 50 credits, Pro is $19 (£14.99) a month with 250 credits, Business is $49 (£36.99) a month with 1000 credits. For iPhone installs through Glassly, connect your own Apple developer account (standard fee $99/year, paid to Apple). Android installs from a link, subject to device permissions and developer verification. Publishing on Google Play needs your own developer account ($25 once, paid to Google). Full pricing.
Quick answers
- Can I make an ordering app for my restaurant without coding?
- Yes. Claim the Food Delivery template, a premium template that costs credits to claim, pick your colours, and ask in chat to replace the sample menus with yours. Customers order to their address and follow the order while your kitchen moves it along.
- Can customers pay by card in the restaurant app?
- Not in the template as it is: orders are paid on delivery or collection. Card payments are a change you can ask for, using your own payment provider.
- Is there a free option for a restaurant?
- The Loyalty Cards stamp card is a standard template, free to claim. Food Delivery is premium and costs credits to claim; its price is shown before you spend anything.