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We Build Devfood

FutureStacks is a product company with one platform: Devfood, the white-label ordering system food and beverage businesses run under their own brand. Your orders, your customers, your margin — no commission, and no marketplace between you and the people who buy from you.

  • No commission on orders
  • Launch in days, not quarters
  • You talk to the builders

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Order Commission

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Platform, Done Well

Built & Run by FutureStacks

One Product, Built Properly

We do not have a portfolio of half-maintained platforms. We have Devfood, we run it in production, and everything we learn goes back into it.

Devfood

White-Label Ordering Platform

A complete online ordering platform that runs under a food business’s own brand rather than ours. Four connected apps — customer, restaurant, driver and admin — on web, iOS and Android, for a flat fee with no commission on orders.

  • Zero per-order commission — one flat platform fee
  • Branded customer app on web, iOS and Android
  • Restaurant app for the counter, driver app for the road
  • Admin dashboard across outlets, menus, payments and promotions
How We Work

A Small Team You Can Actually Reach

No account managers, no ticket queue between you and the people who wrote the code.

Understand the operation

A call about how you actually sell today — channels, outlets, delivery, what your POS does. We say plainly whether Devfood fits, including when it does not.

Brand and configure

Your menu, your colours, your delivery zones and your pricing rules go into the platform. You see it running on your own data before anything is public.

Connect the accounts

Payments, messaging and maps, opened in your business name — so money settles to your bank and the contracts are yours. We do the wiring; the accounts stay yours.

Launch and keep going

Web ordering goes live first; the iOS and Android apps follow once the stores approve them. Then we keep building, and you can reach the people doing it.

We build one platform and operate it ourselves, which means the person who answers your question is the person who can change the thing you are asking about. Read what the Devfood platform actually does, or who is behind FutureStacks and the boundaries we state up front about our own product. If you would rather just ask, email the team directly.

Also Worth Knowing

From Our Sister Company, Devkart

Devfood is not the right answer for everyone. Two more ordering platforms come out of the same engineering, from a separate company run by the same founder — if one of them fits you better, we would rather you used it.

Supaorder

Restaurant Ordering Platform

Zero-commission ordering for restaurant brands, with two-way POS sync to Clover, Square and Toast and four third-party delivery networks. The closest sibling to Devfood — worth comparing if you already run a POS you cannot leave.

Explore the Supaorder ordering platform

SuperApp

Multi-Vertical Marketplace Platform

A white-label marketplace where many vendors sell under one brand, across food, retail and supermarket verticals. The right shape if you are building a marketplace rather than running a food business.

Explore the SuperApp marketplace platform

Devkart is a separate company — devkart.com — run by the same founder as FutureStacks. We share engineering roots and nothing else: separate businesses, separate products, separate contracts.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What people ask before they get in touch.

What does FutureStacks do?

We build and operate Devfood, a white-label online ordering platform for food and beverage businesses. It runs under the operator’s own brand across four connected apps — customer, restaurant, driver and admin — on web, iOS and Android.

Is FutureStacks the same company as Devkart?

No. They are separate companies run by the same founder. Devkart is a software studio that also operates two ordering products of its own, Supaorder and SuperApp. We link to them because they are genuinely useful if Devfood is the wrong shape for you — not because the businesses are one.

Do you build custom software for clients?

No. We build one product and run it. If you need bespoke software, our sister company Devkart does that work; if you need an ordering platform you can put your own name on, that is us.

How big is the team?

Small, and deliberately so. There are no account managers between you and the people who write the code — the person who replies to your email is usually the person who can change the thing you are asking about.

Where can I see pricing?

On devfood.com/pricing, in full, including the one-time app setup fees and the optional add-ons. We publish one price list in one place so there is nothing to reconcile between two sites.

What are the boundaries you state up front?

The ones a buyer needs early: we hold no security certification, availability comes with no percentage and no contractual service level attached, and support runs during our working day in a single time zone. Our about page and Devfood’s security page both say so plainly, because reading that early is better than finding out late.

Ready to own your own ordering?

Devfood is the platform we build and run — branded apps for your customers, your counter and your drivers, with no commission on what you sell. See it on your own menu before you decide anything.

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