Industries / Restaurants
Websites, ordering, and point of sale for independent restaurants
Most restaurants run ordering through a website template, a POS contract, three delivery tablets, and whoever picks up the phone. We build it as one system: the website, ordering, phone orders, delivery, and the screens in the kitchen.
What we build for restaurants
Start with one piece or build them together.
- A website with online ordering that sends orders straight to the kitchen
- An AI phone line that takes carryout orders and sends them to staff for one-tap approval
- DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub orders in one screen instead of three tablets
- A point of sale with kitchen and bar displays, built around your menu
- Live carryout status for customers, and online reservations with a staff view
- Self-serve ordering and payment, so guests can order without waiting on staff
Built by us
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Family restaurant · Mundelein
Royal Cantonese
Point of sale, kitchen and bar displays, AI phone orders, self-serve ordering, and three delivery apps in one system, installed in 21 days.
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Built by a restaurant kid
Blueframe's founder grew up working in his family's restaurant, from the phones to the line. So we build for how service actually runs: a full dining room, the phone ringing, and three tablets chiming at once.
How a project runs
Step 1
Free scope review
We look at how work moves through your business today and agree on a fixed scope, price, and timeline before any code is written.
Step 2
Build in 2 to 4 weeks
We build in a fixed window. You see progress every week, and the scope doesn't drift.
Step 3
Launch and tune
We launch, walk your team through it, and tune it through the first weeks of real use.
Questions owners ask
- Do I have to drop Toast or Square?
- No. We can build online ordering, phone orders, and delivery in one screen around the point of sale you already run, or replace it if that is the better deal. The scope review settles which.
- How does the AI phone line work?
- It answers carryout calls, takes the order, and sends it to a staff screen to approve with one tap before it goes to the kitchen.
- How long does it take?
- Most restaurant builds take 2 to 4 weeks once the scope is set. Our last full rebuild, from point of sale to website, went in in 21 days.
Answers are written by AI from what's on this site and can be wrong. They aren't quotes or commitments. For anything specific, call (312) 208-2258 or use the form below.
Tell us what's breaking.
Share the workflow that's slowing your team down. We'll assess fit and come back with a clear scope.
- Phone
- (312) 208-2258
- Based in
- Vernon Hills, IL