Your own ordering + loyalty app on the App Store, no 30% delivery cut, no punch cards, your customer list.
0% order commission
~1 week to launch
iOS · Android · web
9:415G ▪ 100% ▮
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or tap around: order · stamp · wheel · owner view
Try the real thing
See it as your restaurant.
This is a working demo, order food, earn a stamp, spin the wheel, flip to the owner dashboard. Pick a look close to your place, or build your own below.
↑ tap a look, or make your own
Now make it yours
Type a name, pick a cuisine and a color, the phone above becomes your restaurant's app.
Fill this in → Export config file gives you the brand.config.json that drops straight into the app. That's the whole onboarding.
Why it sells
The delivery apps are winning. This flips it.
The owner's problem
You're renting your own customers.
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15-30% gone to DoorDash & Uber Eats on every order.
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You never get the customer. Their data, their app, their reorder.
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Slow Tuesday? No way to reach the people who already love you.
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Paper punch cards get lost and prove nothing.
The customer's problem
Nothing brings them back.
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No reason to return over the spot next door.
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Rewards they can't see, a stamp card at the bottom of a bag.
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Reordering is a chore, dig through a delivery app, pay fees.
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They forget you exist until they're hungry and scrolling.
One order. Two outcomes.
Same $30 order. Who keeps the money?
No sliders, no guessing, this is the whole pitch on one receipt. Tap a delivery app to compare.
DoorDashtheir app
Customer pays$30.00
Commission 30% (card processing included)−$9.00
Restaurant keeps$21.00
...and the customer, their number and their reorder belong to the marketplace.
Your own appNomback
Customer pays$30.00
Commission$0.00
Card processing (Stripe)−$1.17
Restaurant keeps$28.83
...plus the customer's name, a loyalty stamp, and a push channel you own.
On 300 delivery orders a month, that's $2,700 back in the restaurant's pocket.
Pick the plan the owner is actually on. Basic (15%) shrinks the delivery radius and hides the listing, which is why most shops end up paying 25-30%. Even on 15%, the app puts $4.33 more per order in the till, and the customer stays yours. (Slice is different: a flat ~$2.50 per order, but still not your app or your list.)
What each side actually gets
Built for both sides of the counter.
Your customers
Reasons to download, and to come back.
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Free food they can see coming, a stamp card that fills as they buy.
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A daily spin for a prize, a reason to open the app every day.
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One-tap reorder and skip-the-line pickup.
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Members-only deals and a free item the day they join.
You, the owner
The stuff that moves the P&L.
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Keep 100% of the order, no delivery commission, ever.
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Own your customer list and text a deal to fill a slow night.
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Recurring revenue from a paid membership club.
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More 5-star reviews and a dashboard that runs itself.
More ways it pays for itself
The levers you can actually pull.
Every one of these is in the demo above, flip to "What you see" and try them. This is the stuff owners tell us they'd pay for.
Change anything yourself
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Edit your special, prices, menu & hours in seconds, it's live in every customer's app instantly. No developer, no waiting.
Bigger tickets
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Smart "add fries?" upsells at checkout lift the average order, money on every single ticket, automatically.
More 5-star reviews
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Happy customers get routed to Google; unhappy ones reach you privately first, your rating climbs, complaints never go public.
Win back the lost
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See who hasn't visited in 30 days and pull them back with one tap, a free-item offer straight to their phone.
Know what works
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Your best seller, busiest hour, and what your last text actually earned, so you promote the right thing at the right time.
Fill slow days
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One tap texts your regulars: "99¢ wings till close." Your list, not rented from a delivery app or Instagram.
Money, handled
Your own checkout. Bank-grade security. Zero commission.
Customers pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card inside your app. The money goes straight to your Stripe account and pays out to your bank, nobody in the middle.
Card numbers never touch us
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Stripe's certified payment sheet tokenizes on the phone. You're in the lightest PCI tier (SAQ A), no audits, no liability.
It's your money, your name
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Charges run on the restaurant's own Stripe account, your name on the statement, payouts to your bank, refunds in your control.
Can't be gamed
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Prices are re-checked on the server, orders can't double-charge, and an order only counts as paid when Stripe signs off, not when the app says so.
Example, not a customer result
What the math looks like for a typical shop.
Say a restaurant does 300 delivery-app orders a month at $30 each on DoorDash's 30% plan. That's $2,700 a month in commission. On its own app the same $30 order leaves $28.83 after Stripe's card fee, and there's no commission at all. Plug in your own numbers in the comparison above.
Real so far: Anthony's Pizzeria in Allentown, PA is live on its own Nomback app. See it on the App Store.
How it launches
Live in about two weeks. You do almost nothing.
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Send your menu & logo
One form. We handle the App Store and Google Play accounts, the build, everything.
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We ship your app
Your name, your colors, your menu, on both stores in about two weeks (most of that is Apple approving your developer account; we set it up with you).
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Put a QR on the counter
Customers scan, download, and start earning. You watch it in the owner dashboard.
Pricing
$99 a month, $399 to set up.
$99/mo + $399 setup
Your own app on the App Store & Google Play. Cancel anytime. Card processing at Stripe's 2.9% + 30¢. Apple ($99/yr) and Google ($25 once) developer accounts are yours, paid to them.
Tell us about your shop and we'll send back a free branded preview (your app, your menu) within a couple of days. No commitment.
We'll reach out, no spam, ever.
Got it, you're on the list!
We'll email your branded preview shortly.
Not DoorDash's app. Yours.
Keep the fees, keep the customers, keep your name on the phone.
Interactive prototype of the real React Native app (iOS · Android · web). Sample brands, figures and prices are illustrative; calculator estimates use a 25% blended delivery commission and $9.99/mo membership.