Egypt's first AI food-ordering assistant

Hungry? Just text Butler.

You already have the app.

Butler takes the order, finds the restaurant and sends it — inside the WhatsApp that is already on your phone.

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What you will not be doing

No sign-up.No app.No download.No updates.No forms.No nothing.

Butler works in the chat thread you already keep open all day.

Not an app. A person.

Meet your Butler.

A personal food concierge that lives in the WhatsApp you already have open. It knows your neighborhood, remembers your usual, and gets you fed without making you work for it.

Knows what's actually good near you
Remembers your name, address, and usual order
Talks how you talk — English, Arabic, or Franco; by text or voice note

Say it however you like

get me koshary

عايز حاجة سخنة دلوقتي

3ayez akl 7elw w rakhis

Butler understands all three.

The new way to be hungry

In 2015, ordering took an app, an account, and six steps. With Butler, it's two.

What you want, and a yes. One of these columns is a chore — the other is a message you'll send in three seconds.

6steps to dinner

The old way — 2015

Download the app
Wait for the 200 MB update
Create an account, log in
Search, then filter by area
Scroll past 47 options and three ads
Add to cart, checkout, confirm

2steps to dinner

The Butler way — today

Youget me half a grilled chicken at home

ButlerFarghaly — half grilled chicken to Home, 20 min. Confirm?

Youyes

Two steps: what you want, and a yes.

How may I serve you?

Whatever kind of hungry you are.

Pick the one that sounds like you — and see exactly what changes.

Terrible at deciding

You don't choose. Butler does.

Tell it you're hungry and it comes back with two or three great things open near you. You just tap the one you like — no menus, no endless scroll, no 'I don't know, what do you want?'

Stop scrolling. Butler picks; you say yes.

How it sounds

i'm hungry, you chooseKoshary at Abou Tarek or grilled chicken at Farghaly — both great right now. Which one?

Sorting out my parents

They order themselves. You're off tech-support duty.

Set Butler up once. After that your parents just text it — in Arabic or Franco — and it already knows their address and their usual. Nothing to download, no waiting for you to be free.

Your parents, handling it themselves.

How it sounds

the usual lunch, pleaseOn its way to Home — about 30 minutes.

Always short on time

From craving to 'on its way' in a minute.

Your spot is saved after the first time. The next order is just 'the usual?' and a single yes — you can even voice-note it while you're walking out the door.

Fed before the other app even loads.

How it sounds

the usual, quickOn it — 15 minutes.

Done with the old way

Ordering, minus the 2015.

No download, no account, no ritual. You order food the way you already message everyone else — say what you want, and it happens.

It's just a text. That's the whole point.

How it sounds

get me two shawarmaTwo shawarma, on the way.

You don't choose. Butler does.

Tell it you're hungry and it comes back with two or three great things open near you. You just tap the one you like — no menus, no endless scroll, no 'I don't know, what do you want?'

Stop scrolling. Butler picks; you say yes.

How it sounds

i'm hungry, you chooseKoshary at Abou Tarek or grilled chicken at Farghaly — both great right now. Which one?

Today, dinner

Tomorrow, everything.

Your ride. Your prescription. Your hospital appointment. Same chat — nothing new to learn.

RidesPharmacyHospitals

You're early. That's the fun part.

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