Ordering by conversation
The customer doesn't browse a menu; they write. The agent confirms, asks for the address, builds the order.
Early accessGARSON — ISTANBUL
IN PREPARATION
The customer talks on WhatsApp; Garson takes the order.
Garson moves a restaurant's ordering line to WhatsApp: the customer writes naturally, an AI agent takes the order, the restaurant confirms from a one-page panel. Currently in preparation.
EXHIBIT 01 — HOW IT WILL WORK
From chat to kitchen, one hand.
The ordering line moves into the chat.
The restaurant confirms
Orders land on a one-page panel; the restaurant confirms, the courier sets off. Changes show up in the chat.
Early accessOffice lunch wallet
Corporate orders are consolidated; payment respects the daily tax-exempt limit.
Early accessEXHIBIT 02 — SCREENS
The customer chat, the restaurant panel.
CHAT SCREEN
To be added from the app.
RESTAURANT PANEL
To be added from the app.
EXHIBIT 03 — MARKET
The customer is already on WhatsApp; the commission is already heavy.
A huge market, a heavy commission.
389
billion TRY — quick-commerce volume, 2025
38.4%
food-platform commission, 2026 tariffs
88.6%
WhatsApp usage in Turkey, 2025
₺300
daily tax-exempt meal allowance, 2026
EARLY ACCESS
We'll write when the pilot area is set.
In preparation; starting with a pilot.
NOTE
Garson is in development; this page describes the planned way it will work. Market figures come from public sources and are given for context.