What we build
Zideira is not a single product with an on switch. Each piece below stands on its own and shares the same menu, the same guest list and the same dashboard, so nothing has to be typed in twice.
A menu guests open by scanning the table.
Every table, room and counter gets its own code. Guests scan, browse in Arabic or English, and see today’s prices — not last season’s printed ones.
Dine-in, pickup and delivery orders, commission free.
Your own ordering site on your own address. The aggregators take a fifth of every order; we take a flat monthly fee and nothing per order.
Take bookings, seat guests, and run the floor.
A booking page guests can use at two in the morning, and a floor plan your host runs the service from. Capacity is enforced by the system, so two parties never get the same table.
Bring guests back without paying for the privilege.
Points, vouchers and campaigns that run off the guest list you already own — the one built by every order and booking you have taken.
Confirmations and reminders where guests actually read.
Nobody in Kuwait opens a confirmation email. Order updates, booking confirmations and reminders go where the phone already is.
Built for the part of your business nothing off-the-shelf fits.
Central kitchens, catering quotes, staff scheduling, supplier ordering, multi-branch stock. The things every operator ends up running on a spreadsheet that three people edit at once.
Everything is priced in Kuwaiti dinar, takes KNET, and works in Arabic and English from the first day.
Why together
Most places end up with a menu on one service, a booking widget on another and a loyalty card in a drawer. None of them know about each other, so nobody knows who the regulars are.
Write an item once. It appears on the table QR code, in the delivery ordering site, in the WhatsApp confirmation and on the receipt. Change the price at ten in the morning and every one of them is correct by one past.
The guest who booked table nine last Thursday is the same guest who ordered delivery on Sunday and joined the loyalty scheme in March. Zideira knows that. Your staff see it on the booking before the guest reaches the door.
Questions
No. Most places start with the QR menu, add ordering once they see the traffic, and turn on reservations when the floor gets busy enough to need it. You pay for what is switched on.
Yes. Send us your current menu in any format — a spreadsheet, a PDF, photographs of the printed menu — and we build it for you before you go live. Existing guest and booking lists can usually be imported too.
Anything marked coming soon is genuinely in development and not for sale yet. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when it is ready — there is no charge and no obligation.
Yes. Every guest-facing screen reads right to left properly in Arabic, and every field where you write a name or description has an Arabic box beside the English one.
Tell us what your day looks like — how many covers, how many branches, where the orders come from now — and we will tell you honestly which parts are worth switching on and which are not.
Talk it through with us