An app for taking orders on your phone, for a small shop

A small shop that takes orders by phone or a WhatsApp chat loses track the moment two orders come in at once: who ordered what, who's paid, what's ready to hand over. An order-taking app puts every order in one list the owner and staff can both see.

What a small shop's order app needs

• A simple way for customers to order — pick items, add quantity, send the order, without a phone call.
• One order list for staff — new, being made, ready, picked up or delivered.
• A product list the owner controls — prices and stock, so staff aren't guessing.
• Payment tracking — who's paid cash, who still owes.
• A daily total — what came in today, without adding up a notebook by hand.

How to build one by describing it

Describe your shop on BooDoo — what you sell, whether customers pick up or you deliver, how many staff take orders — and you get a real web app and Android app back: a customer ordering page, an order list for staff, and an owner view, all connected, with sign-in for each role.

Does it replace WhatsApp?

No, and it doesn't need to. Customers can still find you on WhatsApp; you just send them the app's link instead of typing their order into a chat you'll lose track of. The order itself lands in your app's list, not buried in a conversation.

What does it cost to start?

Describing your shop and seeing the first version is free. Keeping the app live for customers is a paid plan, and you see the exact price before you pay.

Can I change it later?

Yes. Ask for a new item on the order form, a new staff role, or a different look, the same way you described it the first time: in plain words.

See one, or start your own

Browse small-business store apps on BooDoo, or see how an invoicing app for a small business tracks what's owed. When you're ready, describe your shop and see your first version.