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Address first
Delivery starts with where the bag goes, not a generic hero. Coverage is honest because the address is in the product.
Delicious food, delivered to your door.
Delivery only works if the address, the restaurant, and the pay path agree. We shipped FoodiQ as that one product.
Food
FoodiQ · Food · The shipped interface
Address first
Restaurant discovery
Offers & ratings
Mobile order
The brief
Delicious food, delivered to your door.
Guests were hunting offers on one screen and restaurants on another. The address field was an afterthought. The app did not look like the meal it promised.
We built a delivery product around the address, the restaurant list, and a mobile shop with offers, ratings, and secure pay in the same session.
Door
Address to bag
Offers
On the same menu
Yours
A delivery product you keep
What we shipped
The address, the restaurant, and the bag had to finish in one session.
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Restaurants and ratings
Browse, offers, and ratings in one list. The guest is not hunting a coupon on a second screen.
03
Mobile order
The phone shop matches the bag on the table: menu, checkout, and pay in the same session.
04
Offers on the menu
Exclusive deals sit on the restaurants the guest can actually order from, not on a campaign that dies at checkout.
Address, restaurants, and checkout in one delivery product
How we built it
We built delivery around the door, not around a poster.
01
Start at the address
If the pin is wrong, the rest of the product is theatre. The brief began there.
02
Compose browse and offer
Restaurants, ratings, and deals in one architecture the guest can finish without a second login.
03
Ship the phone shop
The mobile order is the product. The burger on the homepage is the same kitchen as the cart.
04
Hand over the kitchen list
FoodiQ keeps the platform. The next restaurant is onboarding, not a rebuild.
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