Demo? See How to Cut Order Fees by 20%
Compatible with UberEats, Rappi & more — without their commissions. If you’re growing on delivery apps, you’re probably seeing the same pattern: Orders increase… but the margin doesn’t. And it’s not because your food, service, or marketing isn’t working. It’s because fees scale fa …
Your Competitors Are Going Commission-Free… Are You?
Stop juggling tablets — unify delivery apps into one interface. If your operation depends on UberEats, Rappi, and other delivery apps, you’re not alone. And if you’re managing multiple locations, you’ve probably experienced this firsthand: One tablet for UberEats Another for Rappi Ano …
You Can’t Scale a Franchise on “It Worked Once” Tech
When you launch your first location, speed matters. You use what’s available. You connect tools. You make things “work.” And that’s fine — at the beginning. But franchise growth changes the rules. What helped you open your first store often becomes the first thing that breaks when sto …
You Can’t Run a Franchise on Fragile Code
Launching your first location is hard. Launching your second is exciting. But scaling from 5 to 10 — or 10 to 50 — is where most systems start to crack. Not because the business isn’t working. But because the technology underneath was never designed for scale. What helped you move fas …
Owning the Code Won’t Save You — Owning the Outcome Will
For years, technical teams have been taught the same lesson: If you want control, build it yourself. Own the code. Own the stack. Own the infrastructure. It sounds logical. Even responsible. But in practice? That belief has quietly become one of the most expensive myths in modern soft …
Investors Don’t Fund Patchwork Tech — They Fund Growth Readiness
Raising capital isn’t just about telling a great story. It’s about proving that your business can withstand growth. And whether founders like it or not, investors are already evaluating something critical before the pitch deck ends: Your platform. Vibe Coding Feels Lean — Until Invest …
It’s a New Year — Why Are You Still Scaling With Vibe Code?
New Year. Real Platform. Last year was a year of movement. You prototyped fast. You stitched things together. You made something work — and that mattered. For many teams, 2025 wasn’t about perfection. It was about proving demand. And if you did that, you did it right. But here’s the u …
Leave Vibe Code in 2025: Why You Need a Real Platform to Grow in the future
Most teams don’t regret how they started. They regret how long they stayed there. If you launched something in 2025 using AI snippets, templates, plugins, or quick fixes, that doesn’t make you reckless — it makes you practical. You optimized for speed. And that was the right call at t …
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 …