Table and online orders stay separate
Table service accumulates against one live session. Online orders remain individual bills and workflows.
Dwaar is being designed as an end-to-end operating layer for cafés, restaurants, and cloud kitchens. Instead of forcing teams to stitch together unrelated tools, it brings customer ordering, staff workflows, billing, delivery, and operational intelligence into one coherent system.
Dwaar System connects table service, kitchen operations, billing, delivery, staff responsibilities, and restaurant oversight inside one shared operational model. Instead of forcing each department to work through disconnected tools and conflicting order states, every role works from the same order lifecycle and source of truth.
Move across the areas to inspect the part each one plays.
The system changes what it shows and allows depending on the person using it.
The handoffs matter more than any isolated screen.
Four product laws that keep the system coherent when the restaurant becomes busy.
Table service accumulates against one live session. Online orders remain individual bills and workflows.
Operational queues keep updating while teams move between tabs, devices, and workspaces.
Visibility and actions stay scoped to restaurant, role, plan, and explicit owner permissions.
Settlement and collection reconciliation do not disappear inside the delivery task queue.
Core architecture and workflow rules are defined. Current work is completing operational workspaces, production data, and live restaurant testing.
Production Supabase, restaurant onboarding, plan controls, and operational trials.