I build the softwaresmall businessesactually run on.

Independent restaurants pay per-order commissions to aggregators for what is really a menu and a payment link. DineOnTap gives each outlet its own branded ordering surface on its own subdomain, and keeps the margin with the kitchen.

• —Tenant resolution by subdomain, so every outlet is isolated by default
• —The entire storefront — branding, theme, menu, QR rendering — driven by one JSON config with no code changes
• —GST-compliant billing, and a bridge that keeps aggregator listings in sync

A boutique wants a store that looks like theirs, not like a template marketplace. Drapeinn runs many storefronts from one codebase — each with its own theme, its own domain, and its own feature set switched on per tenant.

• —Per-tenant theming down to typeface and palette, resolved from the subdomain
• —Feature flags per tenant — the made-to-order configurator exists for one boutique and 404s for the rest
• —Razorpay payments, shipping, and Supabase auth scoped per store