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Challenge
Local restaurants lose a big cut of every sale to delivery apps and have no direct line to their customers.
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Approach
We mapped a restaurant's real ordering flow, then built the lightest possible path from "hungry" to "order placed" — no app download, no commission, no friction.
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Result
A branded ordering site the restaurant fully owns — customers browse the menu, build a cart, and check out via Mobile Money or send the order straight to WhatsApp.
What we built
- Mobile-first menu with photos, categories and prices
- Add-to-cart that stays smooth on low-end phones
- Checkout via Mobile Money or one-tap send-to-WhatsApp
- Simple admin to manage the menu and see orders
The idea. Many restaurants in Kampala rely on third-party delivery apps that take 15–30% of every order and keep the customer relationship. QuickBite shows how a restaurant can take orders directly instead.
What we built (as a demo).
- A fast, mobile-first menu with categories, photos and prices
- An add-to-cart flow that works smoothly on low-end phones
- Checkout by Mobile Money or one-tap send-to-WhatsApp
- A simple admin view to manage the menu and see orders
Why it matters. The restaurant keeps 100% of the sale, owns its customer data, and can run its own offers — all from a site that costs a fraction of the commissions it replaces.
This is a sample build created by Cranix to demonstrate our approach. We’d love to build the real thing for your business.