A menu that sells
Planned: your bakes, prices, and photos with an order form for sizes, flavours, and pickup dates.
An order site for your bakery
Custom-cake enquiries by DM, half-remembered pickup dates, payment on collection if you're lucky. This is an early-access example of the ordering website Founderizer is being built to launch after its production checks pass.
All it takes to start“An order website for my bakery. Customers order custom cakes, choose a pickup date, and pay online when they order.”
What this scenario is designed to include, once production-ready.
The items below are planned early-access outcomes. Launch and integrations remain gated on objective production proof.
Paid orders, not enquiries
Planned: online payment at order time through the generated product's connected payment account.
Order confirmations and pickup reminders
Planned: confirmations and pickup reminders from a verified sending identity once email setup passes production proof.
Changes in plain English
In development: request "Add a gluten-free range" or "Close orders for Christmas week" while the existing release stays online.
Questions founders ask.
Can I limit how many orders I take per week?
The planned scenario lets you state weekly capacity in plain English so the order form can stop accepting orders when full.
Do deposits work for big custom orders?
The planned payment setup supports either full payment or a deposit rule, subject to production verification of the generated-product money flow.
What about allergies and special requests?
The planned order form captures allergies and special requests alongside the rest of the order details.
Shape the early-access version.
Describe your version in plain English. Founderizer is still completing the verified production path.