Your restaurant.
Your own app.

No. INFI designs, builds, and submits your app to both the App Store and Google Play under your own developer identity, then handles every store review, rejection, and future update — there are zero developer accounts for you to manage. It ships with your logo, colors, app icon, and splash screen, so it's a real branded app rather than a generic white-label shell, built through a guided process that runs from a kickoff conversation through design, development, and launch. See how INFI's build process works step by step.

They're two separate products running on the same live menu, loyalty, and payments: web ordering opens in any browser with nothing to install and is best for new and one-time guests, while the native app lives on the home screen and is built for regulars and loyalty members. The honest rule of thumb is that mobile web wins the first order and a branded app wins the tenth, so you usually don't have to choose between them — new guests arrive through the web and adopt the app once they're regulars, without losing points or re-entering anything. Read the full app vs. mobile web breakdown.

No — there's no commission on app orders, which run on your own Stripe or Square account, and guests check out in one tap with Apple Pay or Google Pay. Because the app is a channel you own rather than a third-party marketplace, every repeat order costs you close to nothing to trigger instead of being taxed a cut each time someone reorders.

A native app can send push notifications straight to a guest's phone — a direct channel a website can never offer — so you can promote a limited drop, a slow-Tuesday deal, or a "your favorite is back" nudge with no ad spend and no algorithm deciding who sees it. They're especially effective for win-back campaigns to guests who haven't ordered in 30–60 days, and because the app also holds saved payment, favorites, and the loyalty balance, that nudge turns into a one-tap reorder. Compare push, SMS, and email for bringing guests back.

Yes. The app runs on one source of truth, so it shows the same live menu as your kiosk, web ordering, and KDS, and it carries the same loyalty wallet across every channel — points a guest earns anywhere are always one tap away in the app. Update a price or remove an item once and it changes everywhere, and multi-unit brands get a built-in location switcher with per-store menus and hours.