Orfus
The kitchen-side interface of an order management platform, wired into Burger King's existing point of sale.
Context
Orfus builds software that streamlines kitchen operations for fast food chains. The first MVP had to run at Burger King, in kitchens where every second counts and nobody has time to learn a new tool. That set two constraints: an interface readable at a glance, and a clean connection to the order system already in place.
The problem
- An MVP going straight into working kitchens, with no room for a learning curve.
- An interface that had to be read in a second, between two orders.
- An existing Oracle order management system to integrate with, not replace.
- A commercial goal: the software had to show up in the restaurant's revenue.
Solution
- Designed the kitchen interface in Figma, built around fast reading.
- Built the in-restaurant frontend in React, packaged with Electron.
- Built a C# backend to integrate with Burger King's Oracle order system.
- Shipped the first MVP into live service.
Our approach
On site
Understanding the rhythm of a kitchen in service, and what a screen can add without slowing anyone down.
Design
Figma mockups of the kitchen interface, signed off screen by screen with Orfus.
Build
React frontend on Electron for in-restaurant stations, C# backend for the Oracle integration.
MVP rollout
Going live at Burger King and adjusting on feedback from the floor.
Results
The MVP runs in restaurants, connected to the existing order system. Orfus now has a working reference to take to the other chains in the sector.
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