
Turn your experience into a setup — others will pay for it
Menu with prices, recipe cards, a TV screen, labels in your kitchen's native language and a feed that knows what you're running out of. Basic setups are free. Author setups come from cooks and owners who already run on them.











Someone connected QR tips or a report for the accountant — and put it in the store. You don't have to build the same thing again: install it in a minute and it works. The basic integrations — payments, delivery, maps — are ours and free. Add-ons from authors are free or cost a couple of dollars.
The guest scans the code on the receipt and leaves a tip from their own phone. The money goes to the waiter.
99 ₽$1 · one-timePlugs straight into base setupsAn hour later the guest gets a request to rate. Bad reviews come to you first, good ones go to the maps.
FreePlugs into any setupA loyalty card without plastic: the till counts the guest's purchases by phone number on its own.
190 ₽$2 · one-timePlugs straight into base setupsOnce a month it lands in the accountant's inbox by itself: revenue, expenses, refunds.
99 ₽$1 · one-timePlugs into any setupPrints on a label printer: the dish, the time, the guest's name. Made for your printer.
FreePlugs straight into base setupsA product runs out — the dish drops off the menu by itself on the till, the site and the TV.
99 ₽$1 · one-timePlugs into any setupChanged your setup? Before installing, ChikChak shows what to adjust first and how long it will take your assistant.
You've tuned your own place or connected something of your own — put it in the store. People who need the same thing will buy it. Guest data, staff data and revenue never go in there.
From every sale. The author is paid once a month.
Changes go to a draft. The live till never stops. Don't like it — say “put it back as it was”.
Pick a setup, take a photo of your menu — it fills itself in.
Others charge a subscription for each. Here — not a single extra fee.
Play as much as you like. The live version never breaks, and rollback takes one phrase.
Alice AI, OpenRouter, your own Claude or ChatGPT, anything else. Or no AI at all.
ChikChak isn't tied to one AI. Connect the one that suits you, or work without any — the till, kitchen and TV don't depend on it.
Yandex's neural network. Works in Russia, data stays in Russia, paid in rubles.
One button and Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen and hundreds more models are available. Change the model in settings.
Connect ChikChak to your own Claude or ChatGPT and talk to the till right from there: “rearrange the inventory like this”.
A key from any service — DeepSeek, Mistral, GigaChat — or your own model on your own server.
Sign in with Google, photograph your menu and answer a couple of questions — you get your own till. While the pilot runs, you work free and tell us what's awkward.
Start with GoogleAfter the pilot — $241 990 ₽ per month per location.
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ChikChak runs the founder's chain of khinkali houses every day — hall, kitchen, delivery and stock. We live on this system ourselves.
No. The setup is already tuned to your cuisine, and the rest you say in words.
Changes go to a draft, the live till never stops. Don't like it — say “put it back as it was”.
Any. In Russia the Alice AI assistant works right away. You can also connect OpenRouter (Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek and hundreds more), your own Claude or ChatGPT through your subscription, a key from any other service, or your own model. Switch with one button in settings.
No, if Alice AI is enough — it's included in the subscription. If you connect another AI, you pay it directly, as much as you decide.
Yes, but directly to the AI you connected, and as much as you decide: you set the spending limit. We don't make money on AI and add no markup.
Yes. The till, kitchen, menu TV, stock and ordering site work without it. AI is for voice orders, answers about sales and reshaping the system with words.
Yes. Before installing, ChikChak checks the add-on against your till. If you've reworked it, ChikChak says what needs adjusting — and your assistant does it in a draft: a bit more work, and it runs on your limit. Amounts, payments and refunds work the same way for everyone, so add-ons don't mix up money. Doesn't fit — say “put it back as it was”.
The site guesses from your connection address. If it's wrong, for example because of a VPN, pick your country in the menu at the top. Your venue's address at sign-up is what finally sets it: currency, AI and payment methods depend on it.
Each cafe has its own separate database. For Russia — on servers in Russia.