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in build Looking for a founding restaurant

online ordering for independent restaurants and takeaways

BurnerSix

Online ordering under your name, straight to the kitchen.

demo data These screens are BurnerSix running Emberquill Pizza, a made-up restaurant. No order in them is real.

The kitchen screen in the BurnerSix demo: four orders as cards, each listing its dishes and what they contain, with accept and reject buttons on the new orders and a ready button on one that is cooking.
accept or reject each orderdemo data · The kitchen screen: each order is accepted or rejected, then marked ready.
The demo restaurant's menu on a phone: pizzas, each with a picture, what is on it, the allergens it contains and its price.
allergens on every dishdemo data · The menu on a phone. Every dish lists what it contains.
The basket on a phone in the demo: two pizzas with what each contains, a choice of delivery or collection, when the order will be ready, and the total.
ready time, before checkoutdemo data · The basket: delivery or collection, and when it will be ready.
The staff's menu availability page on a phone in the demo: each dish with a button to mark it sold out.
sold out in one tapdemo data · Staff mark a dish sold out, and it takes effect at once.

what it is

BurnerSix started as a direct-ordering system for an airfield restaurant on the Cornish coast. When that restaurant closed, we turned it into a platform any independent restaurant can run under its own name.

It's built for your regulars: the people who already know you and order every Friday, and who shouldn't cost you up to 30% of the order to reach. Keep the delivery apps for new customers if they work for you. BurnerSix gives your regulars a direct route to your kitchen.

We're looking for a founding restaurant to run it first, and we'll set it up around how your kitchen works.

what it does

The working parts.

  • Menu and basket

    A menu with options and extras, and a basket that understands them. Every price is worked out on the server, so nobody can edit their basket into a bargain.

  • Collection or delivery

    Collection, or delivery by postcode zone with its own fee. You do the delivering, or don't offer it.

  • Payments into your account

    Card payment through Stripe. The money goes into your own Stripe account, and when the kitchen rejects an order a full refund is requested automatically.

  • A kitchen screen

    An installable app for a tablet or screen, with sound and flash alerts. Staff accept an order, set a prep time, and the ticket prints through a Raspberry Pi.

  • Updates for customers

    Sign-in by email link, an order status page, and updates by email and push notification.

  • Staff controls

    Sold-out toggles, specials, and opening hours that stop orders coming in while you're closed, plus analytics.

  • Your own brand

    Each restaurant gets its own branded ordering site on its own domain. Customers order under your name.

pricing Three plans, each with everything in it: £39 a month plus 1% of card orders, £69 plus 0.5%, or £99 plus 0.25%. Choose whichever comes to less for how busy you are. Setup is £395, there's no minimum term, and a ticket printer is quoted at cost if you need one. Licensed, not sold: one platform runs every restaurant. see all pricing →

built with

Next.js, Postgres, Stripe, Resend, Web Push, Raspberry Pi, Vercel

client work

See what we've built

interested?

Talk to Lex →