Built with Vibe Code? Fix It Before Everything Starts Breaking It.
You didn’t build it wrong. You built it fast. And that was the issue. Most platforms launched this year using vibe code, internal tools, or stitched integrations did exactly what they were supposed to do: they proved demand, validated the idea, and got real users ordering. But here’s …
Miss December, Miss Q1:
The Hidden Cost of Waiting to Launch: Most teams say the same thing every year: “We’ll launch in January.” On paper, it sounds reasonable. New year. Fresh start. Clean roadmap. In reality, January launches almost never launch in January. And if you miss December, there’s a very high c …
The Menu Mistake 80% of Restaurants Make
Customer behavior has changed — your menu needs to catch up. Every week, thousands of online customers open a restaurant’s menu… and disappear before adding anything to the cart. When we analyzed behavior across Ordering, one trend became impossible to ignore: Up to 32% of customers l …
Get More Orders Online Without Paying Hefty Commissions
Third-party delivery apps were never designed to make restaurants profitable. They were designed to make themselves profitable — and they do it by charging 20–30% commission on every single order that should be going to your business, not theirs. But every year is a different game. Re …
Reclaim Your Delivery Profits Today
For years, restaurants and delivery marketplaces have been told a simple lie: “If you want orders, you have to pay for them.” Third-party delivery platforms built billion-dollar empires not by helping restaurants grow— but by charging 20–35% commission on every single sale, owning the …
Start 2026 Scaling — Not Still Coding
Why December Is the Month Serious Marketplace Founders Make the Decisions That Define Their Q1 December always feels like the “quiet month”… But for serious operators — the ones planning to grow in 2026 — this month is anything but quiet. This is when you decide whether January greets …
How ‘Saving Money’ on Tech Ends Up Costing More
Vibe Coding ain't for everyone, just be sure what you are getting into before jumping without parachute. Why DIY delivery tech becomes the most expensive “budget decision” founders make.
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