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Restaurant ordering and kitchen system

Ordering, payments and a live kitchen display in one dashboard for a restaurant team.

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Overview

In a busy restaurant the same order passes through several hands: the till, the kitchen, the pass. Each handoff is a chance for a mistake. This concept treats the order as a single record that moves through states, so everyone sees the same thing at the same moment.

The problem it explores

Order intake, payment and kitchen coordination often rely on manual steps that slow service and invite mistakes.

Design decisions

  1. One order, many views

    Front of house, kitchen and management read the same order record. The kitchen display shows only what the cooks need: items, timing and status.

  2. Status changes are one tap

    Moving an order from preparing to ready is a single action on the kitchen screen, designed for wet hands and a loud room.

  3. Reporting comes from the same data

    Sales charts and popular-items lists are read straight from orders, so there is no separate report to reconcile at the end of the day.

What the concept includes

  • Live kitchen orders with preparing, ready and delivered states
  • Recent orders table with customer, items and total
  • Sales overview chart and popular menu items
  • Dine-in and takeaway order types
  • Online payments through Stripe

Under the hood

A React front end uses a Django API for orders and menu data, with PostgreSQL as the source of truth and Stripe handling payments. Order updates are pushed to the kitchen screen so it never needs a manual refresh.

Planning something like this? Tell us the problem and we will say what we would build first.

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Related service: Workflow automation

Tell us what you're building.

A clear brief is all we need to start. We will tell you plainly whether we can help and what a sensible next step looks like.

Prefer email? saad@ghaurixlabs.net

What happens next

  1. You send a brief

    A few lines on the problem and the outcome you want.

  2. We reply within a business day

    With questions, or an honest view on whether we are the right fit.

  3. We talk it through

    A short call to understand scope, constraints and priorities.

  4. You receive a written proposal

    Scope, approach and cost in writing, before any code. There is no price list: the proposal is the price.