Brand-native
Drop a logo — we extract your palette, type, and shape language. The whole platform becomes a mirror of the brand you already have.
Plattr is the operating system for food businesses — founder-built by someone who ran the shop before writing a line of code, and knows exactly what good software is supposed to feel like behind the pass.
We believe restaurants should run on one system, not six. That the people who feed us deserve software that feels as good as the food they cook. And that the best way to learn what restaurants need is to have actually worked in one.
The average restaurant runs on twelve different tools — POS, online ordering, loyalty, email, socials, kitchen display, roster, stock, accounting, reviews, delivery, and the spreadsheet keeping them in line. Each one invoices you. None of them talk. Yours doesn’t have to.
Plans from NZ$39/mo (Basic) · NZ$79/mo (Standard, most popular) · Custom (Plattr+). One subscription, one invoice, one renewal — not the six you’re paying for today.
It didn’t begin as a software company. It began as Dipped (dipped.nz) — a cookie brand I started in Aotearoa, making the kind of thing people plan their weekend around.
The baking was the easy part. Running the business was where it fell apart. There was a website builder, a separate online-ordering plugin, a checkout that didn’t know what the website knew, a loyalty app that talked to neither, email in one tool, stock counted on the back of a docket, and the numbers scattered across all of it. Every week I’d sit down and try to reconcile a fistful of logins into one honest answer: did we actually make anything this week?
So I built our own. Not to sell — just to run Dipped. One place for the menu, the orders, the payments, the regulars and the numbers. One login instead of eight. For the first time, the business felt calm: I could see the whole thing on one screen and get back to actually making the product.
The realisation came afterwards. Showing it to other food people — cafés, food trucks, caterers, all fighting the exact same 11 pm glue-work — it clicked that the most valuable thing we’d built wasn’t the cookies. It was the operating system underneath them. That system became Plattr.
Plattr is that same idea, rebuilt for every kind of food business: one login, one bill, one system — storefront, POS, kitchen, delivery, CRM, loyalty, marketing and analytics that all share a single brain. Built in Aotearoa, from behind a real counter, for the way food businesses actually run.
The plan is the same as it was at the bakery: keep building until the people who run the food places we love can spend their day cooking, hosting and growing — not gluing together SaaS tools at 11 pm.
Plattr is a single operating system — one database, one menu, one customer record — covering every surface your business touches. And because it was built for food from day one, the primitives match your kitchen, not a warehouse.
Drop a logo — we extract your palette, type, and shape language. The whole platform becomes a mirror of the brand you already have.
One customer record. One menu. One dashboard. Close-of-day is a tap, not a reconciliation marathon between four apps.
A working ordering site, POS, and kitchen system in the time it takes to describe your menu. No template hunt, no dev agency.
Recipes, allergens, prep stations, catering minimums, rotating specials. The product speaks your language, word for word.
Fresh capacity spins up the second your traffic jumps, so a Friday rush or a viral moment can never outrun the platform. Your busiest day is our easiest day.
Real humans in your timezone. Your support ticket reaches the people who can actually change the product — not a chatbot in another hemisphere.
Every feature earns its keep by making you money or saving you time. Here’s what that looks like in a typical month.
Rewards fire automatically the moment your CRM sees a second order. Customers get offered the right thing, at the moment they’d reorder anyway.
Abandoned-cart recovery lives inside the same system that took the order. The email sends itself. The link lands straight back on your storefront.
Reports you’d otherwise pull from four apps, rendered in one dashboard. Sales, margin, top items, repeat rate. The decisions take a sentence.
Events and catering orders flow through the same pipeline as daily trade. Minimums, prep times, deposit invoicing — all first-class citizens.
Even when it would be faster.
Every screen adapts to the brand you already have. We won’t ship another “pick a theme, hope for the best” experience — ever.
If a new feature needs a second database of customers, it doesn’t ship until it uses the existing one. No silos, ever.
Designed for the person on the floor at 7 pm, not the accountant looking at a ledger once a month. Speed matters. Clarity matters more.
Food runs on thin margins. Our price reflects that. No per-transaction creep, no surprise add-ons, no feature-gating at checkout.
Plattr is founder-led — built by someone who ran the shop first and wrote the software second, because the tools on the market couldn’t.
I start Dipped (dipped.nz), a cookie brand in Aotearoa. The baking works fast — but running it means a stack of apps that never talk to each other, and a weekly spreadsheet ritual just to see what we made.
Nothing on the market fits a food business, so I build one myself to run Dipped: the menu, orders, payments, regulars and numbers, all in a single login. The shop finally feels calm.
Other food people — cafés, food trucks, caterers — want the system more than the recipe. So it gets rebuilt for every kind of kitchen. That system becomes Plattr.
Plattr ships every week and answers the phone every day. The plan from behind the counter is still the plan: one system, one bill, one product — for every kind of food business.
Three minutes to spin up your own Plattr. No credit card. NZ$1/month for the first three months.