Connect

01

One board, one countdown

Every open order from every platform, grouped by state, with the seconds you have left to accept ticking on each new one. A minute before the deadline the board shouts; when you have told it to, it accepts by itself — always, or only when every item is one we recognise.

02

The order reaches the kitchen, not a tablet

An accepted order raises the same kitchen ticket a table order raises: it prints, it shows on the kitchen display, it moves through the same courses. Nobody retypes anything, and nothing is lost between the tablet and the pass.

03

The commission is in the books, not in your head

A delivered order becomes an invoice, and the platform's cut becomes an expense the same second. What the platform owes you sits in its own account, so at the end of the week you can say what you are waiting for before the deposit lands — and match it line by line when it does.

04

Your menu, your prices, your last piece

Publish once and every platform shows the same items at the price you meant, with your delivery markup on top. Stock reaching zero hides the item everywhere at once and brings it back when the goods do, and an accepted order reserves what it promised so two platforms cannot sell the same last piece.

05

Wired for the platforms you already use

gogaexpress is connected end to end today. Keeta, Snoonu, Ninja, Talabat, HungerStation and Rafeeq are wired and selectable — the screens, the mapping and the accounting are already there, and the day the credentials arrive the channel turns on. Until then a built-in simulator lets you see the whole thing work.