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It gives you one shareable link. When a customer taps it, an assistant takes their order by voice or text, checks the details with them, then emails the confirmed order to you and a receipt to them.

No. They tap the link and order. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

Yes — a voice note or speaking naturally both work, and so does typing. Either way you receive the same clean, itemised order.

Not today. YesCart captures, confirms and delivers the order; you keep collecting payment exactly how you do now — transfer, cash, card link, whatever works for you.

About a minute. Create your account, tell us where orders should go, and share your link.

Anywhere text or a QR code fits: your bio, a chat, a status, a text message, a flyer, or a sign at your stall.

A companion app with instant new-order alerts is in testing and not publicly released yet. Until then, orders arrive by email.

The assistant adjusts the order and reads it back again. You only ever receive the version the customer confirmed.

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