Every order, from every app, moving through your kitchen on one belt, on time.
Heipung pulls orders off every delivery platform into a single kitchen queue, runs a live SLA countdown on each one, and uses AI to tell you what to prep before the rush lands. One belt, one clock, one view of what is actually next.
Delivery-heavy kitchens do not lose time cooking. They lose it juggling.
The pressure in a cloud kitchen is not the pan. It is three separate screens, three alert sounds, and no honest answer to the only question that matters mid-rush: which order do we fire next.
Three tablets, three sounds
Each platform brings its own screen and its own chime. Nobody is looking at a single, ranked list of what the kitchen owes right now.
The breach arrives before the warning
An order slips past its promised window while it is still buried in a tablet queue. By the time anyone notices, the rating is already gone.
Prep is a guess every shift
How many bases, how much marinade, how many packs. Decided from memory and mood, with nothing behind the number but last week's hunch.
Not "an order aggregator." A kitchen that decides what is next.
Consolidation is the easy part. The value is in the judgement Heipung makes on top of it - the calls a calm expediter would make if they had perfect visibility and never blinked.
Order consolidation
Merges every connected platform into one ranked queue automatically, deduped and normalised so a burger reads the same whichever app it came from.
SLA-aware prioritisation
Surfaces the order closest to breaching its promised window - not blind first-in-first-out - so the belt is always working the right ticket.
Prep demand forecasting
Predicts what to prep and how much from your real patterns, per time slot and weekday, so peak starts with the line already stocked.
Rider coordination
Assigns and tracks the delivery handoff inside the same flow, so a packed order is not sitting on a shelf waiting for someone to notice.
Built for the kitchens delivery runs hardest
Cloud kitchens
Several virtual brands sharing one line and one aggregator storm. Heipung folds every brand's orders into a single queue so one team runs them all without losing the thread.
See it for cloud kitchensQuick-service chains
The same speed and the same SLA discipline at every outlet, not just the one with the sharpest manager. Consistency you can see across the whole estate from one place.
See it for QSR chainsIt slots into the pass, not the other way round
Heipung connects to the delivery platforms you already sell on and displays on the tablets you already have. Menus map once, orders start flowing onto the belt, and the first live rush is usually the same day you switch it on.
Hand us a rush hour.
Watch the belt hold the line.
Pick a service volume. The same queue logic that runs a real Heipung kitchen will spin up in front of you - orders merging from three channels, SLA colours shifting as the clock runs down, riders assigned on the way out. No slides, no mock-up. The belt just runs.
This is a simulation on sample volume. See it run on your real order history instead.
Run it on my numbers