Pelican: Kitchen Orders

Pelican is an app for order planning in professional kitchens. The kitchen team collects the daily needs together, by voice or by typing. Before the supplier rep arrives, the head chef approves the finished list, already sorted by category. No more scattered notes on the worktop.

How Pelican works
Throughout the day, anyone in the kitchen adds what is needed. Instead of writing a note, you just say it: "Three kilos of tomatoes, five liters of olive oil." Pelican recognizes the items, automatically assigns them to the right category, and collects everything in one shared list that the whole team sees in real time.

When the rep arrives, the chef opens supplier mode: large type, clear overview, every item markable with a tap as ordered or not ordered. Afterwards, the list can be exported as a PDF or shared via email and WhatsApp.

Features
- Voice input in English, right in the kitchen
- Shared list for the whole team, synced in real time
- Automatic sorting by category (vegetables, meat, dry goods and more)
- Notification when someone adds an item
- Supplier mode with large type for checking off
- Export as PDF, via email or WhatsApp
- History of past order lists
- Works on smartphone and tablet

Who Pelican is for
Hotel kitchens, restaurants and food service operations where several people contribute to the order and the head chef wants to keep the overview.

What Pelican is not
Pelican does not replace your supplier or the personal price negotiation with the rep. The app prepares the order as a team; ordering and negotiating happen as usual, directly with the supplier.

Access
Pelican is a tool for hospitality businesses. Access is provided by the business for its team and arranged per kitchen or per hotel. New businesses can try Pelican for 30 days. Full details on terms and trial at www.getpelican.app.

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Pelican brings order to your kitchen. One shared shopping list for your whole team, with voice input, real-time updates, and instant translation between English, German, Italian, and Spanish.