A digital menu the team edits itself, plus an inventory app, for a café

Püria · Web design and custom development

Püria is a speciality coffee and healthy brunch spot in Las Condes, Santiago de Chile. We designed and built its website at puriacoffee.com, with a bilingual, mobile-first digital menu and a custom editor the team uses to change dishes, prices, photos and opening hours on its own. For the kitchen we built an inventory app that installs on a phone: stock counts by storage area, deliveries logged on arrival and a shopping list for each supplier.

The challenge

Püria's menu lived on a third-party platform, in Spanish only, and every change depended on someone else. The team wanted a menu of its own, in its own brand, that it could look after itself: add a dish, mark one as sold out or change a price without asking anyone. The kitchen was a second front: stock was counted by hand and sent as one long message, in kitchen units (tubs, piping bags, containers, portions). It called for a tool built for a real kitchen rather than a generic dashboard.

The solution

We designed the menu to be read one-handed: Coffee, Kitchen and Sweet sections, categories always in view, search, combinable filters (vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, sugar-free) and a shareable page for every dish. We added a home page with today's opening hours, directions, reviews and Instagram, all on Püria's own domain. Because the team wanted to add and remove products themselves, we built a custom editor: they sign in with their email and a one-time code, no passwords, and every change goes live within minutes. For stock we developed an installable app. It pre-fills the last count, works area by area with a keypad designed for fractions, keeps going without signal, and on closing puts together the summary and an order for each supplier.

Implementation

  • A Spanish and English digital menu, designed mobile-first and in Püria's own brand
  • Combinable dietary filters, search and a page for every dish with photo, description and a share button
  • An "Open now" status worked out on Santiago time, with special opening days and one-off closures
  • A home page with opening hours, a map that only loads when asked for, reviews, Instagram and structured café data for search engines
  • A custom editor for the team: sign-in with an emailed code; add and remove products; photos, prices, sold-out and hidden flags; English copy; picks with start and end dates; notes per category and opening hours
  • An installable inventory app (React, TypeScript and Supabase): counts by storage area, a quick daily count and a full count, the last count pre-filled, and offline working
  • Deliveries logged with a photo of the delivery note, a supplier list and a below-minimum shopping list, with the order ready to send to each supplier
  • User roles, costs visible to admins only, and the product master list imported from a spreadsheet

Results

The menu and website are live at puriacoffee.com, and Püria's team looks after them itself from the editor: prices, new dishes, photos, picks and opening hours are all changed from a phone, without going through us. The inventory app is built and live, organised by the storage areas of the kitchen and stockroom, ready for the team's daily work.

  • 80+ Items on the menu
  • 2 Languages: Spanish and English
  • 5 Combinable dietary filters
  • 0 Passwords: the team signs in with a code

Services

  • Mobile-first web design
  • Bilingual menu
  • Dietary filters and search
  • Custom editor with code sign-in
  • Structured data for search engines
  • Installable inventory app
  • Counts by area, works offline
  • Deliveries, suppliers and shopping list
  • User roles and permissions

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