Order from every supplier, with no re-typing.
Zesto drafts the order, sends it by WhatsApp or email, reads the delivery note when goods arrive and updates your stock and costs. Your suppliers have nothing to install.


Today, ordering means five apps and a scrap of paper. A WhatsApp to Metro, a text to Pomona, a 6 am call to Transgourmet. The delivery note sits on the pass, and you find out the real price of salmon on the invoice three weeks later.
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- accounts for your suppliers to create: they reply from a link.
- 3
- orders are enough for Zesto to learn your rhythm on a product.
- +15%
- above your average: the quantity is flagged before it goes.
Rules in the app, not market averages.
The draft is ready before the kitchen opens.
Zesto learns your rhythm and drafts one order per supplier, every line with its reason: out of stock, low stock, use-by date, frequency. An unusual quantity is flagged before it goes.
Sent in one click, confirmed without an account.
The order goes out by WhatsApp or email with its PDF purchase order. Your supplier confirms or declines from a link, with no account or app, and the status updates on its own.
Snap the delivery note, the gaps come up.
Zesto reads every line of the delivery note, matches it to your order and flags what’s missing, what’s short and which prices moved. The credit or return request is ready to send.

A delivery doesn’t stop at the delivery note.
None of these steps is typed by hand.
Who is it for?
Frequently asked questions
Another question? Write to us at contact@zesto.app
Do my suppliers need to use Zesto?
No. They get the order by email, with the PDF purchase order, or by WhatsApp, and confirm or decline from a link, with no account and no app.
What if a supplier has neither email nor WhatsApp?
Copy the order in one click, ready to paste anywhere. It stays tracked in Zesto, with its status and its delivery.
Do I have to type in my whole catalogue?
No. Import a price list as PDF, Excel or photo, or just paste your supplier’s WhatsApp message: Zesto creates the products and updates the prices.
How does Zesto know what to order?
It learns your rhythm from past orders: after three orders of a product it knows the usual interval and quantity. On top of that come stock-outs, stock below your threshold and use-by dates coming up. Nothing goes out without your approval.
What if the price changed on the delivery note?
The gap shows line by line. You decide: ask for a credit, a return, or accept. If you accept the new price, your recipes are recosted.
Is traceability covered?
Yes. On delivery, Zesto records the lot number, use-by date and temperature, and keeps the delivery note with the order.
Ordering doesn’t work alone.
What you receive goes into stock, the price paid costs your recipes, and the lots build your traceability.
See it run on your own kitchen.
30 minutes, with your menu and your suppliers.