What a QuidBiz build actually looks like
Five example builds across different kinds of small businesses — food, retail, services, makers, and bakeries — showing the design quality, ordering flow, and booking tools QuidBiz creates for each.
Rosa's Tacos
A fictional taco truck built to show how a food business menu translates into a clean, fast ordering flow — from browsing items to checkout in three taps.
- Full menu with photos, modifiers, and spice levels
- Pickup time selector synced to truck location
- Guest checkout with Apple Pay & card
Luna & Co
A fictional clothing boutique showing how a retail catalog looks and feels — product grid, variants, and a checkout built for repeat customers.
- Product catalog with size & color variants
- Wishlist and easy reordering for regulars
- Real-time inventory so nothing oversells
Bloom Salon & Spa
A fictional salon showing how a booking-based business replaces phone-tag scheduling with a calendar customers can book themselves, any time of day.
- Service menu with duration & stylist selection
- Real-time appointment calendar
- Automatic confirmation & reminder texts
Ironwood Furniture Co.
A fictional furniture maker showing how custom, made-to-order products still work online — with configurable options instead of a fixed checkout.
- Configurable finish, size, and material options
- Deposit-based checkout for custom orders
- Built-in lead time & production status updates
Whisk & Crumb Bakery
A fictional bakery showing how daily specials, standing orders, and custom cake requests can all live on one simple ordering site.
- Daily menu that updates by time of day
- Custom cake request form alongside regular ordering
- Subscription option for standing weekly orders
Want something like this for your business?
These are examples of the craft, not templates — your build starts from your menu, your branding, and how you actually sell.