App development
Food delivery app development for restaurants and cloud kitchens
Operix builds food ordering and delivery apps that send orders straight to your kitchen and POS, with no tablet from a third-party platform and no commission per order. Customers order and pay in the app, the kitchen sees the ticket, and a rider app handles delivery.

What we build
Types of food delivery app
- Single-restaurant ordering apps
- Multi-branch restaurant apps
- Cloud kitchen apps
- Multi-restaurant delivery platforms
- Grocery delivery apps
- Pickup and takeaway apps
- Table reservation apps
- Corporate and bulk food ordering apps
Features
What the app includes
Menu with deals
Sizes, add-ons, deals and timings, with items switched off when the kitchen runs out.
Online payment and COD
Cash on delivery, card and wallet, with delivery fees by area.
Kitchen screen
Orders appear on a kitchen display or print as a ticket the moment they are placed.
Rider app
Riders see assigned orders, customer location and mark delivery with cash collected.
Live order status
Customers see accepted, cooking, on the way and delivered.
Loyalty and reorders
Reorder a past meal in one tap and earn points on every order.
Behind the app
The system it runs on
Online orders land in the same POS as walk-in and phone orders, so the day's sales, stock of ingredients and rider cash are counted once. This is how our restaurant clients run: one system from the app to the kitchen to the cash drawer.
ERP software
Purchasing, stock, sales, accounts and HR in one system, built around how your company already works.
ExplorePOS system
Fast billing for shops and restaurants that updates stock and the day's cash the moment a sale is made.
ExploreMobile app development
Android and iPhone apps for your customers and your team, connected to the same data as your ERP or website.
ExploreWeb development
Company websites and online stores that load fast, rank on Google and bring in enquiries.
Explore
How we work
From idea to app store
Step 1
Discovery
We sit with the people who will use the system and write down how work really moves today.
Step 2
Design
You see every screen before we build it, and change it while change is cheap.
Step 3
Build
Weekly releases you can click through, on your own data, not a demo.
Step 4
Train
Your team learns on the live system, branch by branch, in Urdu or English.
Step 5
Support
One WhatsApp number for questions, fixes and the next feature.
Portfolio
Related work
Systems and websites we built that use the same building blocks.
Questions
Food delivery app: what people ask
Do I still need Foodpanda?
Many restaurants keep aggregators for new customers and move regulars to their own app, where there is no commission per order.
Does the app connect to my POS?
Yes. App orders go into the same POS as counter and phone orders, and the kitchen gets one ticket queue.
Can riders be my own staff?
Yes. The rider app is for your own riders; it tracks assigned orders and cash collected per rider.
Where
Pakistan and the UAE
Pakistan
ERP, POS and CRM software in Pakistan
PKR books and sales tax · Cash, card and wallets · Credit customers
United Arab Emirates
ERP, POS and CRM software in Dubai and the UAE
AED books and VAT · Multi-currency · Multilingual websites
Pakistan
Software company in Karachi
On-site, not just online · Karachi's trades · Branches across the city
Pakistan
ERP, POS and websites for businesses in Lahore
Retail and fashion chains · Manufacturing and textile · Distribution
Pakistan
Software development for Islamabad and Rawalpindi
Service companies · Retail and restaurants · Field teams
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