You pay only for what comes through the gate.
The chef asks for supplies. The store approves and sends the order to the vendor on WhatsApp. The gate weighs every crate and photographs the challan — in Hindi, with big buttons. Then the invoice is checked against what actually arrived.
Real screens, from our demo restaurant.
Kiln House, Gurugram, is the restaurant we demo Nowish on. Its guests and figures are made up; the screens are the real thing.
01The chef asks
What the kitchen needs and by when, from your own item list. It goes to the store as one purchase per vendor.
02The store approves and sends
Checked against today's rates, then approved and sent to the vendor on WhatsApp.
03The gate weighs it
Every item weighed and photographed on the scale, the challan photographed, and each one marked good, some bad, rejected or not here — in Hindi, with big buttons.
04The invoice, checked
Every order, delivery, photo and invoice in one place. What was short, not delivered, rejected or billed above is counted as saved by checks — and flagged for your attention.
What it does
- The chef requests from your own item list
- The store approves at today's rates and sends on WhatsApp
- The gate weighs every item and photographs the challan — Hindi-first, big buttons, no prices
- The invoice is checked against what actually arrived
- Spend and vendors for the owner: who you buy from, and what they actually delivered
What owners ask
Do my vendors need to install anything?
No. The order goes to them on WhatsApp.
Does the gate need to read English?
No. The gate screen is Hindi-first, with big buttons and no prices.
See Nowish in your restaurant.
Thirty minutes, at your place or on a call. We'll show it running on your own menu and tables.