A storefront that looks like your shop.
A menu that moves.
Choose a theme, make it yours, and put your menu online with photos, video and every choice a customer can make — at your shop's own link, installable on their home screen.
Made for bakeries: warm paper, flour-dusted type, tomorrow's bake up front.
Your online menu is the first thing a new customer sees, and the thing a regular sees most.
Most ordering tools give every café the same template with a different logo on it. Here you start from a theme designed for hospitality, then shape it — colours, imagery, wording, pages — until it looks like the place people already love.
It should feel like walking into your café, not onto a marketplace.
01 / Themes
Five themes, made for cafés and bakeries.
Start from one of five storefront themes, each designed for food and drink — one of them made for bakeries — then make it your own: your colours, your photography, your words.
Switch themes whenever you like. Your menu, customers and orders don't move — only how they're presented.
02 / Video menu
A menu that moves.
Every item can carry photos and a short looping video: milk being poured, a croissant being torn open, the steam coming off a pour-over.
Choose whether an item's card shows a photo, a video, or a photo that gives way to video — and let the item's own page play the video in full.
Videos play silently and loop, the way a menu board would if it could.
03 / Choices
Every choice, exactly as your counter makes it.
Milk, sugar, extra shots and up to four more choice groups of your own, each with its own options, so a customer can order online precisely what they'd ask for at the counter.
Two short descriptions per item, in your voice, and categories so the menu reads the way your board does.
04 / Seasonal
Seasonal, then gone.
Give limited-run and seasonal items a page of their own, with its own banners and video, so the pumpkin bread feels like an occasion rather than one more line on the menu.
An announcement bar across the top of your storefront says the one thing every visitor should know today.
05 / Pages
The pages you want, and no others.
Turn pages on and off: the menu, loyalty, subscriptions, community, your hours and reviews, the limited-time page. Customers only ever see what you've chosen to run.
Close for the day from one switch, and the storefront says so instead of taking orders you can't make.
06 / Home screen
On their home screen, not in an app store.
Customers can add your storefront to their home screen, where it opens like an app with your name and icon — no download, no app store, and nothing for you to publish.
It's built to open quickly, because the moment someone taps your icon is the moment they decide whether to order.
Drip & BakeThought through, underneath
One library.
One look.
Where your media lives, and why the dashboard can match the shop.
One media library.
Upload your photos and videos once and use them anywhere on your storefront: on items, on pages and in your community posts.
The dashboard can wear your brand too.
Set the look of your own dashboard to match your shop, so the screen your team works from every day feels like part of the place.
Look like yourselves
Your café,
in their pocket.
Your customers already know what your café feels like. Your storefront should too.
Start free — no card needed. Print your counter sign, put it beside the till, and see what happens.