A small restaurant on a rainy New York street at night, its windows glowing.
Tonight · A restaurant in New York

Tonight, $40 walked out of your restaurant.

Let’s follow it.

Maya on the sidewalk at night, her face lit by her phone.

8:04 PMMaya is hungry. She doesn’t walk the block. She searches.

Maya's hand holding her glowing phone in the rain.

8:05 PMThree places come up. The one next door has 212 photos and a menu. Yours has four photos and a blurry PDF.

A delivery courier cycling away down a wet street at night.
81%of diners check Google reviews before they chooseWiserReview, 2026

8:09 PMShe orders anyway, through a delivery app.

−$12of her $40 can go to the appUp to 30% commission · DoorDash, Uber Eats
Maya at home on her couch, eating takeout.

8:52 PMShe loved it. She’ll never think of you again.

0names, numbers or emails the app gives you backDelivery apps keep guest data · OPA!, 2026

Six questions about your place.

Nothing is saved until you ask us to send it.

01Someone two blocks away searches for dinner tonight. What do they find?
02A regular wants to order tonight. What's the easiest way for them?
03Your menu, opened on a phone. What happens?
04When did a real photo of your food last go up?
05Someone ate here tonight and loved it. How do you reach them next month?
06The last bad review you got — what did you do?
The owner alone after closing, reading a long receipt under a lamp.

11:48 PMClosing up. The receipt only shows what you can see.

★ Your kitchen check ★

Answer the six questions and your check prints here.

What we’d fix first.

  1. 1

    Your own ordering site

    Orders come to you, with no commission, and the guest’s details stay yours.

  2. 2

    A Google listing that wins the search

    Photos, a real menu and replies to reviews, so Maya picks you.

  3. 3

    A guest list you own

    Names and numbers you can text when you have a reason for them to come back.

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