Cleaner ordering. Fewer lost orders.
Fewer lost orders.
Cleaner weekly preorder/drop flow, catering inquiry intake, and mobile-first ordering UX built for operator reality.
From the window opening, to the order confirmed. to the order confirmed.
The walk · I — V · tap any plate to inspect
The window opens
Preorder and drop windows with live status — open, closing soon, closed — so customers see exactly when to order.
Menu browse
Categories, pricing, and a direct add-to-order flow — the catalog is the storefront.
The order tray
Order summary with slot reservation — the pickup time is locked before checkout.
Checkout + the backend
Stripe-ready checkout — card captured, payment processed, confirmation fired. Behind it, orders route to Google Sheets, the calendar slot updates, and the confirmation email sends.
The catering lane
Catering flows as its own lane — structured intake, no phone tag. Pickup, catering, and group orders on one surface.
The whole front door, not just a link. not just a link.
Most food operators lose the order in the DM thread — outdated menus, unclear windows, manual handling that breaks under volume. Phase 1 builds the ordering path around the kitchen, so every order arrives structured with money attached.
Brand-aligned by default — existing logo and brand assets applied · color and typography treatment · premium mobile-first layout · photo treatment · niche-specific tone and copy · CTA styling. Full identity work (logo redesign, brand guide, social identity) is a scoped Brand Upgrade add-on.
The system
- Weekly preorder/drop window (open / closing soon / closed)
- Menu presentation + fast order tray structure
- Catering inquiry path (structured, scannable intake)
- Customer capture + pickup/delivery intent
- Stripe-ready checkout path
- Sheets/Calendar-ready ops structure
Built for
- Pop-ups, meal prep, and weekly drops
- Operators running orders through DMs and notes
- Restaurants needing a clear catering lane
- Teams that need a structure before integrations
What it replaces
- Scattered DMs and missed details
- Outdated menus and unclear ordering windows
- Manual order handling that breaks under volume
- No catering path (big orders never materialize)
Wired for later
- Stripe-ready checkout wiring path (keys/webhooks later)
- Google Sheets-ready order/catering write model (webhook later)
- Calendar-ready fulfillment scheduling model (later)
- Operator “connections checklist” concept for handoff (later)
Real numbers, before you commit. before you commit.
$3,500
+ $179/mo operating layer
One kitchen — pickup catalog or reservation intake, prepay, checkout-ready ordering
Menu displayFirst-party online ordering (pickup) or reservation intakePrepay / deposit captureConfirmation stateEmail confirmation
Phase 1 goes live in seven days after completed intake and a scheduled build start. The $500 Build Audit is fully credited toward any Foundation-or-higher build you schedule within 60 days. Card and deposit processing runs through Stripe at their published rates. Noctivion does not mark up payment processing.
The expansion tier · when you outgrow Phase 1
Restaurant Command — the whole operation, one system. the whole operation, one system.
One owned system for orders, tables, and guests — first-party revenue without marketplace commissions.
Full restaurant operating system — floor, tables, reservations, guest CRM, reporting
Starting floor · scoped in the $500 Build Audit
An expansion, not the entry — priced and scoped when the numbers say so. Portfolio and Autonomous scale up from here. See the full ladder →
Add-ons · scoped after intake — scope creep gets a price tag
Lock the base system first
Additional focused page after the Phase 1 conversion path is approved
Additional intake, quote, order, upload, routing, or notification flow
Location-specific section, routing, copy, and handoff logic
Basic Stripe/payment setup is included; complex deposits, splits, invoices, or inventory logic are scoped separately
Calendar handoff, availability, or booking coordination beyond basic lead capture
Basic Sheets/admin tracker is included where relevant; advanced views and status workflows are scoped separately
Text alerts and customer/operator notification logic
Automated follow-up, confirmation, nurture, or campaign email sequence
Translated customer path and operator handoff fields
Proof packaging, launch visuals, video clipping, and content preparation
Updates, maintenance, campaign changes, menu/service edits, and conversion support
Prioritized delivery window when calendar capacity allows
Start with the base system — add-ons are scoped after intake so you only pay for upgrades that match the actual build. You run the business; Noctivion runs the system behind it. Your customers, data, brand, and domain are yours; the platform stays Noctivion's, with a source buyout available separately.
Mother's Day. Weekend pickups. Limited menus that actually close. Limited menus that actually close.
Holiday menus, weekend drops, catering packs, and limited runs need more than DMs and shared text threads. Noctivion gives customers a clean order path — and gives the operator a cleaner way to track demand, cap quantities, and confirm pickups without chasing anyone.
7 scenes · 37s
The next step · paid, scoped, creditable
Orders are going to DMs right now. This closes that gap. This closes that gap.
A structured order flow — drop windows, preorder windows, a catering lane, Stripe-ready checkout, Sheets routing — built in phases and handed off to you. Phase 1 goes live in seven days after completed intake and a scheduled build start.
Restaurant Foundation: $3,500 build · $1,750 schedules it · balance at go-live