Everything OotaOS does.

Every OotaOS feature, one card each, carrying the plan it needs. Everything listed is built and running today, and most of it opens in the live demo.

Every module, carrying the plan it needs

The features page lists every module the restaurant platform ships as one card each, and each card carries the plan that unlocks it — Lite, Starter, Growth or Pro. Nothing on the page is a roadmap item: everything listed is built and running in the product today, and most of it opens in the live demo without an account.

The modules cover a whole service. QR ordering from a permanent table sticker. A kitchen display that tracks each dish through preparing and ready. Tables, waitlist and reservations in one floor view. Menu management with variants and modifier groups, and an AI menu scan that turns a photographed menu card into structured items you approve before they go live. Discounts and coupons, customer profiles and loyalty, feedback collection with PDF receipts, and reports a restaurant can export as CSV.

The plan badge on each card matters as much as the feature name. A stall on the Lite plan and a full-service restaurant on Pro are running the same platform, but not the same set of modules, and the page says which is which rather than leaving it to a sales conversation. Where a feature is limited to particular countries — the payment rails and delivery integrations especially — the card says that too.