Trucks are not small restaurants
A moving address, a six-foot kitchen, and weather-driven demand break most restaurant software. We design for those constraints first.
The Food Truck Network started because the tools available to truck owners were either payment terminals with no business logic or restaurant systems that assumed a walk-in cooler and a back office.
They decide what we build, what we refuse to build, and what we cut.
A moving address, a six-foot kitchen, and weather-driven demand break most restaurant software. We design for those constraints first.
Every release ships to our Founding Customer's truck before anyone else sees it. If it slows down service, it does not ship.
Food cost, labor, and repeat customers decide whether a truck survives. Those numbers get the best screens in the product.
You keep your Square account, your hardware, and your brand. We replace the spreadsheets, not your relationships.
Gourmet grilled cheese · Founding Customer
Mike ran his truck the way most owners do: a POS for payments, a notebook for counts, and a spreadsheet that was already out of date by Tuesday. The Food Truck Network replaced all of it. Ordering, recipe costing, inventory, loyalty, and the daily AI brief now live in one place, and Mike is the platform's Founding Customer — every release ships to his truck first.
Visit Cookin' with Mike“I stopped guessing. I open the app in the morning, read the brief, and I already know what to prep, what to price, and what to push.”
Today · Riverfront Park
Service 11:00 – 14:30
Sales
$2,184
+12%
Food cost
28.4%
Prime cost
57.1%
Sales this week
vs last week
Live orders
Order #1042
2 melts · 1 tomato soup
Ready 11:40
Order #1043
Brisket melt · fries
Ready 11:45
Order #1044
3 melts · 2 lemonade
Ready 11:52
Open kitchen display
Start a free trial and be taking online orders in days, not months.
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