Kitch Starter
Run the page from the words you would say.
Kitch Starter is a live restaurant website with chat-style updates for menus, hours, promos, QR links, and the record of what changed. Start with the page. Grow into the operating system.
Built for independent restaurants that need the current answer online: what is open, what is available, what changed, and where guests should go next.
The problem
Restaurant pages go stale fast.
Kitch keeps them current.
Menus change. Hours change. Promos change. Suppliers run out. Staff rotates. Specials shift. Guests still need one place they can trust, and operators need one place to make the update without opening five tools.
Usual website
- Launch the page
- Find the editor
- Replace the PDF
- Update the QR link
- Tell staff what changed
Kitch
- Start with the website
- Talk to Kitch
- Preview or publish
- Keep a change log
- Grow into the platform
How it works
A menu change should not break the night.
When an item runs out, Kitch helps turn the replacement into the live page, the QR, and the team record.
01
Something changes in the kitchen
The salmon is out. The team needs a replacement on the menu before guests keep ordering it.
02
Tell Kitch the change
Use the same language the team already uses during service.
03
Kitch updates the page
The sold-out item is replaced, the same QR still works, and the live page shows the new dish.
04
The team sees the handoff
Staff can see what changed so the floor, counter, and owner are not working from different information.
05
The old state is kept
Kitch keeps the record of what changed, when it changed, and what can be rolled back later.
This is layer one. The page. The full stack is being built behind it.
Harbour Deli
Live menu
Tonight’s handoff
Out of salmon. Still ready for service.
Same table QR
getkitch.app/r/harbour-deli
No reprint needed
Open today
11–10
Before
Salmon burger · lemon aioli · fries
After
Trout melt · dill aioli · fries
Link
getkitch.app/r/harbour-deli
Guest notice
Live
Tonight only: trout melt replaces the salmon burger.
Example update
We’re out of salmon. Replace the salmon burger with a trout melt tonight. Same price.
Menu
Salmon burger hidden, not deleted
Substitute
Trout melt added for tonight
QR
Same table code, current page
Team
Change logged at 5:04pm
Team record
Floor
Suggest trout melt
Guest page
Updated
Owner
Rollback available
The product
One page now. One system next.
Kitch Starter is the live website and update layer. The operating system grows from the same record operators already use.
Live today
The guest page
— menus, hours, promos, QR, contact, location
The update flow
— type the change in the words you'd say it
The team record
— every change logged, every rollback one tap
Building next
Team handoff
— line, floor, and owner working from one source
POS read-integration
— Kitch knows what's selling and what's running low
Wastage estimator
— finally have a number for what didn't make it to the plate
Supplier flag
— the order goes out before you're 86'd
On the roadmap
Loyalty layer
— that runs on data you own
Direct ordering
— with no take-rate
Multilingual menus, margin intelligence, supplier order flow
Kitch Starter
Start with the page.
$99 CAD per restaurant per month. Live page, chat updates, change history, custom domain, first setup included. Money back in the first 30 days.
Included today
$99 CAD / mo
The page that keeps up with the kitchen.
- Live restaurant website
- Menu, hours, promo, and layout updates
- Chat-style update flow
- QR-ready short link
- Contact and location details
- First setup included
The fairness
Own the page. Own the record.
Own the relationship.
The reason your software stack costs more than it should is that every layer monetizes against you. Kitch starts with the page and keeps the incentives simple.
Never a percentage of your orders on Kitch's core product
Never a markup on your guest data
Never a pay-to-rank directory
Never a price hike on a feature you already paid for
Your domain, your brand, your data, your call
The fairness is the product.
The manifesto
Independent restaurants are being eaten by their own software.
Delivery apps tax the order. POS systems tax the transaction. Website builders ignore service. Kitch starts smaller and sharper: the public page operators can actually keep current.
The platforms got rich. The kitchens got squeezed.
That’s not a tech problem. That’s an ownership problem.
FAQ
Plain answers.
What do I get for $99/month?
A live restaurant website with menu, hours, promos, QR-ready link, contact, and location details. First setup is included.
What happens after I pay?
You send the basics. We create your Starter page, send dashboard access, and you can keep the page current from there.
Do I need to replace my current website?
No. Use Kitch as your main site or as the current link from Instagram, Google, QR codes, and staff messages.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Starter includes custom domain support. If you need help connecting it, we help with setup.
Is ordering, delivery, or POS live today?
Not in Starter. Kitch is built to grow into that platform, but Starter is the live website and update layer.
Who is this for?
Any restaurant that needs a current public page. One location can start simple. Larger teams can grow into platform features.