Quickmunch is a self-hosted, white-label platform for one restaurant or a whole food marketplace. One install covers six storefronts, QR table ordering, POS, a self-order kiosk, a kitchen display, menu screens and signage, reservations with a floor plan, and delivery with a rider app and distance pricing. It takes payments ten ways, speaks nine languages (two right-to-left) and comes as HTML, PHP, Laravel and WordPress editions for a one-time price.
We built QuickMunch because running a restaurant business often means stitching together a storefront, POS, kitchen display, kiosks, QR ordering, digital menus, reservations, delivery tools, and reporting from different products.
QuickMunch brings those pieces together in one Laravel-based platform, sharing the same menu, orders, customers, and data.
What makes it especially flexible is that the same installation can be used as a commission marketplace, for managing your own restaurant chain, or as a franchise platform with royalty billing. Restaurants can also use the POS, kiosks, QR ordering, kitchen display, TV menu screens, reservations, delivery, loyalty, analytics, and online ordering from the same system.
We’ve also added Quick Social, so restaurants can manage publishing across Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Telegram and Bluesky directly from their dashboard, including scheduling, campaign management, image/video tools and platform-specific video publishing.
The goal is simple: instead of connecting a dozen restaurant tools together, have one system where everything works from the same underlying data.
Would love to hear what restaurant operators and builders think of the approach.
We built QuickMunch because running a restaurant business often means stitching together a storefront, POS, kitchen display, kiosks, QR ordering, digital menus, reservations, delivery tools, and reporting from different products.
QuickMunch brings those pieces together in one Laravel-based platform, sharing the same menu, orders, customers, and data.
What makes it especially flexible is that the same installation can be used as a commission marketplace, for managing your own restaurant chain, or as a franchise platform with royalty billing. Restaurants can also use the POS, kiosks, QR ordering, kitchen display, TV menu screens, reservations, delivery, loyalty, analytics, and online ordering from the same system.
We’ve also added Quick Social, so restaurants can manage publishing across Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Telegram and Bluesky directly from their dashboard, including scheduling, campaign management, image/video tools and platform-specific video publishing.
The goal is simple: instead of connecting a dozen restaurant tools together, have one system where everything works from the same underlying data.
Would love to hear what restaurant operators and builders think of the approach.