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Nomback gives an independent restaurant its own iPhone and Android ordering and rewards app, under their name in the App Store. Customers order and pay in the app, earn stamps, and get free items the owner picks. Orders print in the kitchen or land on the owner’s Clover already paid. $99 a month, no commission, versus the 25 to 30% DoorDash takes. Type any restaurant’s name on nomback.com and see its app in about 10 seconds.
I built this after watching a pizzeria I know hand DoorDash 30% on orders from people who live three blocks away. Most of those orders are regulars. So the restaurant gets their own app, their name, their logo, and a QR code in every DoorDash bag with a free slice for downloading it. The stamp card keeps them ordering direct. First one live is Anthony’s Pizzeria in Allentown, PA. Yesterday I got it connected to Clover so orders show up on the register already paid. Solo, no funding. Happy to answer anything.
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About Nomback on Product Hunt
“Your restaurant’s own ordering app, no commission”
Nomback was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #392 on the daily leaderboard. Nomback gives an independent restaurant its own iPhone and Android ordering and rewards app, under their name in the App Store. Customers order and pay in the app, earn stamps, and get free items the owner picks. Orders print in the kitchen or land on the owner’s Clover already paid. $99 a month, no commission, versus the 25 to 30% DoorDash takes. Type any restaurant’s name on nomback.com and see its app in about 10 seconds.
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