Right now they arrive as Instagram and Messenger messages you type up yourself, or through a delivery app that keeps 20-30%. NOY gives your shop an ordering page of its own - your name, your menu, your prices - and the order reaches your counter already written down. See the three options side by side.
No upfront software fee, and every order is counted, so you can see what your own page brought in.
And you get a person, not a help centre. We set it up with you, sit with your staff until they have done it once without us, and pick up the phone after. The owner and staff guides are inside the app too, for the question that comes up on a Sunday.
We build the systems a Filipino business actually runs on, and we build them so the business keeps its own name on the front. You stay the shop. We are the pipes.
Most software asks a small business to become a listing inside somebody else's marketplace. NOY does the opposite. Your customers see your brand, your prices and your menu. The platform sits quietly behind it.
Cash, GCash, Maya, bank transfer, walk-ins, DM orders, a delivery rider who is somebody's cousin. The system fits that, not a textbook.
Your colours, your logo, your dish photos. Standard branding is part of the build and costs nothing extra.
The till never waits on the network. Orders queue locally and sync when the signal returns.
If something is still being built, we say so. Nobody buys a promise here and finds out later.
The customer's phone, the counter tablet and the back-office screen, all the same deployment. Switch the business and the whole thing repaints - colours, logo, menu, prices. Drag it, or let it cycle.
The front device is live - scroll the menu, switch categories, tap a dish to add it. Built from the real menus and palettes; the back-office figures are examples.
The system itself is web-based - it opens in a browser, on whatever tablet or phone you already have, and can be added to a home screen like an app if that's handy. If you'd rather it arrived ready to go, we can supply the counter kit too.
If you haven't got a spare screen, we can supply the tablet as well, set up and paired to your shop before it reaches you.
Tilts and turns on the counter, so the queue faces the kitchen and swings round to the customer when they need to see it. Locks to the base.
A self-order kiosk that stands on its own by the door or the queue. Weighted base, tablet locked in, nothing for a customer to pick up or walk off with.
Thermal paper, no ink to buy. Tell us if printed kitchen tickets or customer receipts matter to your shop and we will quote the printer with the rest of your setup.
Every one of these is available on request and quoted before you commit to anything. A printed QR code for each table costs nothing at all - and the ordering system, POS and delivery work from day one with whatever screen you already own.
We take your logo, your colours and your menu and build the whole thing to look like you - not like NOY, and not like a template every other shop is using. Your customer sees your brand from the first tap to the receipt. The platform sits quietly behind it.
The two shops above are one deployment. Same code, same features - two completely different-looking businesses. That is the point.
Bold, hot, family carinderia
Dark, loud, street burger joint
The counter queue and the delivery side are in the same build at no extra cost, because an order you cannot cook and hand over is not much use. The back office is there for when the shop is busy enough to want a real answer to "how did today go?".
Neither does the rest of it. Most owners we sit with need more than an ordering page - a proper website their customers can find. We would rather be the one you ask than watch you guess.
Customers order from their own phone with a QR, or from a tablet in the shop. Photo menu, options, pick-up or delivery, and a screen that keeps them posted while they wait. Pay online or cash on delivery, and your opening hours close ordering on their own so nobody orders at 2am.
New, cooking, ready, handed over. Exact change to the centavo, sold-out items, a bell when something needs attention, and day totals that close cleanly.
Your riders get their own screen with only their own jobs on it. The customer watches the rider approach on a live map, and the two can message each other without swapping numbers. The rider photographs the hand-over, so a "never arrived" has an answer. Your own delivery and packaging fees, applied exactly.
In the standard build with everything else, not an upgrade you buy later. For the owner who wants to stop guessing - sales, payment split, top items, a centavo-exact export, staff access, tasks and a recorded cost ledger, all in one place. It is also where you read the ratings and the written feedback your own customers left.
In development Booking system for the businesses that sell time rather than plates, plus inventory, automatic payment confirmation, printed tickets, and an assistant in the back office that answers questions about your own figures. These are on the build list, and we will say so plainly when each one is ready rather than before. Tell us what breaks your week.
Most shops we talk to already have something - a desktop behind the counter, a boxed till installed years ago. It rings up sales and it does that fine. The question is not whether it works. It is what it cannot do.
On that one machine. If it dies, is stolen, or the shop floods, it goes with it. Ours lives on a server - the shop's numbers are not sitting on a computer behind the counter.
Not on a till that only runs where it is plugged in. Ours opens on your phone, a tablet or a laptop - the same login, the same numbers, and more than one branch under it if you have them.
A free Loyverse account stops at the last 31 days; unlimited history is a paid add-on. Ours is not limited - and every order stays, however long ago it was.
And you keep the till if you want it. Run ours alongside for the first three months at no charge, with nothing switched off, and see where the orders land.
It comes with the standard build rather than costing extra, so it is already there on the day "how did today go?" needs a real answer: sales, orders, how people paid, what sold, and an export to the centavo when the accountant asks.
There is no upfront software fee to get going, and no charge for putting your logo, colours and menu on the front. Ordering, the POS and the delivery side all come in the standard build.
The back office - dashboards, reporting, exports, expenses, tasks and team access - is included, not an upsell. Counter hardware is optional and we will tell you what it costs before anything is agreed. No surprises, and nothing to sign to see a demo.
The whole system, set up in your own brand.
Sales dashboards, reporting, exports, expenses, tasks and team access. It comes with the standard package rather than costing extra, so you can run the business by the numbers from day one.
Want it turnkey? We can supply the tablet, a stand and a receipt printer - tell us what your counter needs and we will quote it before you commit. Nothing to install either way: the ordering system runs in the browser on a screen you already own.
Free to start means the opening is free - ordering, POS and delivery are all in the standard build. The back office and the hardware above are there when you need them, and we will quote them plainly first.
Noy is what you call somebody you trust - the older brother, the one you go to when something needs to actually work. It sits inside Pinoy, who we build for, and inside Manoy, how we help. NOY is the part that has to be right when nobody is looking.
Pesos to the centavo. GCash and cash side by side. Business days that end at closing time, not at a UTC midnight. Internet that comes and goes. Small teams doing three jobs each. Filipino business is the design brief, not a market segment we translated into.
The older brother who walks you through it. Plain language, no making anyone feel small for asking twice, and telling you early when something is risky or not finished. Nobody here benefits from you being confused about your own shop.
Money is never a rounded guess, the server decides prices rather than the tablet, and no figure gets called profit when it is only sales minus what somebody typed in. Your till keeps selling when the internet drops. And the takings are yours: customers pay straight into your own account - GCash, Maya, or any bank you like - and NOY never touches the money.
Tell us a little about your business and we will set up a short demo in your colours, so you are looking at your own shop rather than somebody else's. No cost, and nothing to sign to take a look.
