iPhone and Android apps, one for cooks

Order home-cooked food from a neighbour in your own building

The big delivery apps look at a whole city and send a stranger on a bike. Here the cook is two floors away.

Ootah — Order home-cooked food from a neighbour in your own building

What was wrong

The big delivery apps search a whole city and send a stranger on a bike through traffic. Inside a gated community the cook is often two floors away — so the food was going cold in traffic instead of arriving warm in the lift.

What we built

You pick your building, see the neighbours cooking today, order before their kitchen closes, and either collect it or have it walked over. Cooks post tomorrow's menu, take the orders and see what they've earned.

What's inside it

The parts that had to work before anyone could use it.

01
Pick your building
You only ever see the cooks who serve where you live.
02
Today's menu from your neighbours
Breakfast, lunch, snacks, dinner — what's actually being cooked today.
03
Order before the kitchen closes
Each cook sets a cut-off time, so nothing is promised that can't be made.
04
Pay from a wallet
Top it up once, then ordering is two taps instead of a card number.
05
Collect it or have it brought
Two floors down or to your door, no delivery rider needed.
06
Cooks are checked first
Licence and identity confirmed before anyone can sell a meal.

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