Mustafa Evleksiz
Cafe Brewly
Café OS

Your café, fully digital — from menu scan to kitchen in one tap.

Cafe Brewly connects the QR menu, the order flow, the kitchen display and the till into one real-time web app — no hardware to buy, nothing to install. And when you want to understand your numbers, you ask Çırak, the built-in AI that reads your own café's sales.

Open the studioLive · Turkish café pilot
  • Web
  • No hardware
  • Nothing to install
Cafe Brewly Studio: from brewing to sales, from the table to management
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roles in one system: owner, manager, waiter, guest
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extra hardware or apps to install
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languages on the QR menu
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  1. One ecosystem

    From brewing to sales, from the table to the office.

    Built for boutique café chains: the owner, the manager, the waiter and the guest each get the part they need, and all of it talks to each other in real time.

    The Cafe Brewly Studio home
  2. Every role, its own screen

    Kitchen, waiter, till — one real-time loop.

    An order lands on the kitchen display the moment it's placed; the kitchen marks it ready; the waiter sees it at once; the till closes it with cash, card or a split. The owner gets a panel with reports and Çırak, the waiter a tablet to open orders and close bills, the kitchen its queue.

    Signing in, one screen per role
  3. Çırak

    An AI that knows your café's numbers.

    Ask about sales, the busiest hours or what isn't moving, in plain Turkish. Çırak reads your own café's data — not generic advice — and answers like a sharp employee who has the books by heart.

    Today's takings on a card
  4. Its own design system

    Written by hand, down to the last badge.

    The studio, the service screens and the menu share one set of primitives — buttons, cards, badges, forms — written straight from the spec with no component library.

    Buttons from the design system
The Cafe Brewly Studio homeSigning in, one screen per roleToday's takings on a cardButtons from the design system

On the table

The guest only needs the phone in their pocket.

Scan the code on the table and the menu opens in the browser — no app, no account, any phone. It is bilingual, with photos, allergen filters and diet tags, and a button to call for service.

Cafe Brewly on a phone
Design system cards on a phone

How it's built

Real time, end to end.

Next.js on Vercel with Supabase underneath, so an order placed at a table reaches the kitchen and the till without a refresh. Çırak runs on Google Gemini over the café's own data, with Upstash Redis and PostHog alongside.

  • Next.js
  • Supabase
  • Google Gemini
  • Upstash Redis
  • PostHog
  • Vercel

A Turkish café pilot

Live, and being tried out in a café in Türkiye.

Each role sees only its part

Owner, manager, waiter and kitchen each land on their own screen.