From Confusion to Control. In Four Simple Steps.
We built Sorva because we ran a small pizza joint once. We know what it's like to watch sales dip and not know why. Here's how Sorva gives you the visibility we wished we had.
Your Menu. Your Way. One Time.
Type your menu or upload it. Sorva's AI organizes everything—categories, prices, modifiers (extra cheese, no onions). If you don't have food photos, AI generates them. If you serve in English and Swahili, AI translates.
What changes:
- • No more typing the same menu into three systems
- • No more blurry phone photos of food
- • No more "sorry, we don't have that" after guests order
Messy paper menu
CLEAN DIGITAL MENU
Appetizing images
Every Table Gets a Brain
Generate unique QR codes for each table. Print them on tent cards, stickers, or just paper. Put them on tables. That's it.
What changes:
- • Each order knows exactly which table sent it
- • Guests scan once, order all night
- • No more "which table was that?"
Table 12
Linked to Manager Tablet
They Scan. They Order. They Pay. You Cook.
Guest scans. Menu opens in their language. They customize (extra cheese, no onions). They pay via M-Pesa. Order hits your kitchen screen instantly.
If internet goes down? Orders store locally. Sync when connection returns.
What changes:
- • No more waving for waiters
- • No more "I've been waiting 20 minutes"
- • No more walking out because bill takes forever
Phone Scan
Kitchen ticket prints
M-Pesa confirmation
Happy guest!
Finally. Answers. Not Guesses.
This is the part we wished we had at Tridz.
You open your dashboard. You see:
- • Which items actually sell (not just what you think sells)
- • Which hours are dead (so you can adjust staffing)
- • Which staff process orders fastest
- • Which customers leave feedback (good and bad)
- • When stock runs low (before you run out)
Low Stock Alert: Tusker Lager
Tridz Taught Us What Restaurants Actually Need
We didn't need another POS. We didn't need fancy hardware. We needed to see what was happening. Sorva is what we wished existed back then. Now it's yours.