Everything it takes to run orders from one link.

Every form gets one link — /f/your-form. Customers pick products, set quantities, and answer the questions you actually need — pickup day, size, delivery notes — and the total adds up as they go. What lands in your dashboard is a complete order, not a message you have to scroll back through.

WhoAnyone still taking orders in DMs and comments — bakers, caterers, wholesalers, shops, fundraisers.

Good to know — Orders are captured, not charged. There is no card field on the form — you settle up your own way, and we never add a platform fee or a surcharge at your customer's end.

Build your products once — name, photo, price, a short description, grouped into sections — and drop them onto any form. Add variations for pick-one choices that each carry their own price (Small / Large), and extras for add-ons that adjust the total (+$2 gift box) or free-text notes (message to write on the cake). Rename or reprice a product and every form that uses it follows.

WhoSellers with a real menu — bakeries, restaurants, catering, merch runs with sizes and colours.

Put a cap on any item and the form shows “N left”, counts every order against it, and flips the item to “Sold out” at zero — so you never take an order you can't fill. If two customers race for the last one, only one order is written; the other is told it just went.

WhoBatch bakers, limited drops, weekend menus, anything with a hard yield.

Good to know — It's a running total cap per item — not per-day inventory or multi-location stock. Overselling protection is free on every plan.

Cloudflare Turnstile quietly screens bots before an order is ever written — invisible for real customers, and only ever a quick checkbox when something looks off. Junk submissions don't reach your dashboard, and if Cloudflare itself ever hiccups, real orders still get through.

WhoAny form shared widely — a bio link, a QR on the counter, a broadcast to a list.

Every order gets its own private link. The customer opens it — no login, no app — and sees their number move through Received → Preparing → Ready → Picked up. That's the end of the “is it ready yet?” text thread.

WhoAny pickup business fielding the same question all day.

Good to know — The link shows the order number and its current stage only — never other customers' orders or private details.

Switch on a big-screen board at /board/your-form and put it on a TV or tablet at the counter. Orders move across Preparing → Ready → Picked up by number, so a room full of people can see their own order land without asking. This is the one that kills the chaos calls.

WhoCafés, pop-ups, market stalls, and busy pickup counters.

Good to know — Off by default — you turn it on. It shows order numbers and first names only, exactly as typed — no items, totals, or contact details.

A phone-sized, distraction-free screen for whoever's actually making the orders. One big tap moves an order to the next stage, a new order chimes and lights up, and a mis-tap undoes in one press. No mouse, no menus — built for a floury thumb.

WhoThe person at the bench, the pass, or the pickup window.

Good to know — It's a simple pickup-status controller, not a full kitchen display system — no ticket routing, coursing, or printing.