FlintPlate helps restaurants, cafés, and bars keep service, kitchen, stock, and team in one operational picture — from the menu to the next shift.
The interactive demo is currently in German and uses a fictional restaurant. Review the current product status with us before planning a pilot.
A locally tested core and a simulated website demo you can try.
Integrations and payments in the demo are simulated, not live.
Customer pilots and pricing are agreed case by case.
FlintPlate is being developed for restaurants, cafés, bars, and hospitality businesses that need a shared operational picture. Reservations, tables, guests, and ordering rounds connect to the work at kitchen, bar, and service stations. Each station sees its part of an order, progress, and waiting time. Preparing food, handing it over, settling payment, and ending a visit remain distinct steps that staff can follow.
The product scope covers menu drafts and publication, items and allergens, guest orders, and corrections with a history. Stock, batches, recipe versions, deliveries, and actual consumption provide the context behind a portion. Purchasing and invoice checks support an operational overview, while shifts, assigned tasks, and voluntary cover requests support the team. Features and integrations should be reviewed against the way your business actually runs.
The website includes a German-language interactive demo with a fictional restaurant. You can explore the journey between service, kitchen, and handover without signing in. Payments and external connections are simulated; the demo does not make bookings or charge guests. FlintPlate remains in development with a locally tested core. A customer pilot, required devices, operating setup, integrations, and commercial terms are agreed separately.
No. It is a simulated example for exploring the workflow. It does not send real orders to a restaurant, connect a payment provider, or provide a live operating system for your business.
Describe your service model, stations, reservation process, menu, and current tools. We review the product status, required connections and devices, and a suitable first workflow before agreeing the pilot's scope and responsibilities.
The German page includes further examples and illustrations of the workflows behind FlintPlate.
Open FlintPlate in GermanBrowse all four products, or tell us what should work better in your operations.
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