Local canteens. Shared routes. Reusable boxes.
Healthy meals from local canteens, delivered together.
BatchBite helps home-office workers and nearby teams order warm meals from professional kitchens. Orders are grouped into smarter deliveries to reduce trips, packaging waste and unnecessary emissions.
MVP note: both buttons currently lead to the existing signup flow.
Today’s shared delivery
12:15 route
Vegetable curry bowl
Warm, balanced and prepared by a nearby canteen.
Chicken rice box
Fresh meal in a reusable container.
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shared route
18
boxes reused
42%
fewer trips
How it works
One platform for meals, batching and sustainability.
The MVP starts simple: canteens publish meals, customers order, and deliveries are grouped wherever possible.
1. Canteens publish
Canteens add meals, build their weekly menu and publish what is available.
2. Customers order
Workers nearby choose warm meals without needing to cook or rely on unhealthy options.
3. Delivery is grouped
Multiple orders from the same canteen are delivered together in reusable boxes.
For home-office workers
Eat better without losing time.
Get access to warm meals from professional kitchens that would otherwise be too far away or unknown to you.
- ✅ More variety than cooking the same meals every week
- ✅ Better everyday option than fast food
- ✅ Reusable boxes instead of disposable packaging
- ✅ See the impact of ordering together
For local canteens
Reach nearby customers without becoming a restaurant.
BatchBite gives canteens a way to sell to local workers while keeping operations simple and predictable.
- ✅ Publish weekly menus
- ✅ Receive grouped orders
- ✅ Use existing kitchen capacity
- ✅ Serve the local community
Sustainability built in
Show people what they save by ordering together.
BatchBite can later calculate avoided delivery trips, reused containers and estimated CO₂ savings. This makes sustainability visible instead of abstract.
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CO₂ saved
Ready for real pilot data.
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Reusable boxes
Track the circular packaging loop.
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Grouped orders
Measure the batching effect.
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Trips avoided
Future route optimization metric.
Ready to build the first BatchBite pilot?
Start by testing the current canteen flow, then connect it to a customer menu and ordering experience.