Feature

Plan the week's menu once

Set what goes into breakfast, lunch and dinner for each day of the week, using dishes from your own item library. Customers see today's menu in the app automatically — no daily broadcast message to write.

Day-by-day, meal-by-meal Reusable item library Shown to customers automatically

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In short

A weekly menu planner lets a meal business decide in advance what each meal contains on each day. In TifTif you build the week from a library of dishes you add once, set availability per day and meal, and the customer app shows the current menu without anyone posting it.

Planned by: Day of week and meal
Built from: Your item library
Customers see: Today's menu, automatically
Availability: Switch a dish on or off

What it does

Your menu, kept in one place

Item library

Add each dish once — name, description, photo and price — and reuse it every week.

Week planner

Assign dishes to each day and meal, so the whole week is visible at once.

Shown in the app

Customers see today's menu and the upcoming meal in the app — no daily broadcast to send.

Availability switches

Stop a dish for a day, or bring it back, and the app updates immediately.

Feeds the kitchen

What customers order from the menu becomes the kitchen's counts at cutoff.

Any cuisine

Thalis, bowls, pasta, salads, curries or meal-prep boxes — the planner does not assume a cuisine.

Variety without the effort

Rotate dishes so customers do not get bored

Menu fatigue is one of the quiet reasons subscribers drift away. Planning a week at a time makes rotation deliberate: you can see at a glance that Tuesday and Thursday both have the same dish, and swap one.

Because dishes live in a library, a new rotation takes minutes — you pick from dishes you have already written up and photographed.

Plan a full week in one sitting
Reuse descriptions and photos
Keep weekday and weekend menus different if you like

Works together with

More of the platform

Subscriptions & meal plans Customers subscribe to breakfast, lunch or dinner and each day's order places itself from their wallet. Away for a day? They pause it in one tap. Prepaid wallet & payments Customers top up once and every meal debits automatically. No chasing payments at the door, no cash on delivery. Live delivery tracking The rider moves on a real road map, turning with the street, with a live ETA — the tracking experience customers already know from the big apps. Route optimisation Riders get the shortest order to visit every stop, planned automatically. In our 6-stop test it cut a round from 32.0 km to 19.8 km. Kitchen & production Exact counts per meal and size before cooking starts, batches for each round, and stop a meal for the day in one tap. Orders, cutoffs & zones Orders lock at your cutoff time for each meal, with a live countdown for customers, and only addresses inside your zones can order.

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