Friday pickup
Order by Thu · 8:00 PM
Dishfolk turns the menu you already share into one customer link, preparation totals, packing lists, and pickup times—without customer accounts or a Dishfolk fee per order.

This is Dishfolk’s real workflow—not a stock dashboard. A customer’s choices become a complete order, live preparation demand, and an organized pickup queue.
Order by Thu · 8:00 PM
Updates from accepted orders
Customers choose the item, options, payment method, and pickup time before they submit. You stop rebuilding orders from message threads.
Preparation demand follows accepted orders and their latest revisions, so the list reflects what the kitchen actually needs to make.
Packing, payment, arrival time, no-shows, and completed handoffs stay attached to the order instead of scattered across notes.
Dishfolk is operated and supported in Canada. Keep selling through the channels your customers already follow, accept cash or Interac directly, and optionally connect your own Stripe account when eligible.
Free is not a teaser: it runs one active weekly menu from ordering through pickup. Pro earns C$13.99 a month by removing the repeat work around the next one.
Free forever. Unlimited customer orders. One active weekly menu at a time.
Remove repeat work with reuse, scheduling, demand recovery, customer updates, and insight.
No. No card is required, and the trial returns to Free unless you explicitly subscribe through Stripe.
Directly to the seller. Payment at pickup is the default. A store may also let a customer explicitly choose full e-Transfer prepayment; the verified recipient appears only in that order’s private link after the seller accepts it. Dishfolk never accepts proof, accesses bank accounts, or verifies the transfer.
It is not deleted. Existing orders, fulfillment, customer status links, history, and exports remain available on the applicable Free workflow.
No. They open your link on a phone, place an order, and receive a private order-status link.
Create the menu privately, test the customer flow, and publish when you are ready. Free stays free. Your 30-day Pro trial needs no card and never converts to paid without your confirmation.