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Getting started with VibeKitchen
See the simple path from setup to your first shareable storefront: profile, payments, menu, checkout, orders, and payouts.
How VibeKitchen fits together
VibeKitchen gives your food business a place to send buyers: your own storefront, a checkout flow, an order queue, customer records, and reporting tools. You still run the kitchen. VibeKitchen keeps the ordering details from scattering across texts and DMs.
You manage setup, products, listings, orders, messages, customers, earnings, reports, disputes, and settings from VibeKitchen. Buyers open your public storefront in a browser and can order without installing anything or creating a VibeKitchen account.
- Storefront: the public page buyers open from your link.
- Product: the reusable menu item, with its photo, price, description, ingredients, and allergens.
- Listing: the orderable version of a product, with stock, pickup, delivery, timing, and capacity rules.
- Order: the buyer purchase as it moves from payment to prep, ready, completion, cancellation, or refund.
The launch path
A clean launch usually follows the same path: save your storefront identity and URL, build and privately preview your menu, set up payments, then explicitly open the storefront and share the link. Saving the URL gives Stripe a reachable closed business page for verification; it does not publish your menu or let buyers order.
- For a new account, choose Continue with email when shown, then select Sign Up. Returning sellers start on Sign In.
- Finish Profile, Storefront, Payment Account, and Terms during onboarding.
- Preview the storefront before you turn it on for buyers.
- Set pickup, delivery, and store hours in Settings.
- Use My Menu to create reusable products and put them on the menu as live listings.