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Turn any request into a real order at Chipotle, Starbucks, Sweetgreen, Blue Bottle and Philz

Layout is the transactional infrastructure for AI food ordering.

The food you want, in the app you already have.

Reliable at the biggest chains

Layout is built for one job: placing orders reliably at the largest U.S. restaurant chains, with the restaurant's own receipt as proof.

Built on three promises

Every order follows the same rules, whoever built the app it came from.

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Proof on every order

Layout only calls an order placed when the restaurant's own receipt comes back. When it can't tell, it says so plainly, never a guess.

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Nothing without a yes

Before anything is placed, people see the total and the card it goes on. Nothing is charged until they say yes.

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We carry the money

Payment, fraud, and chargebacks sit with Layout, never your app. Card numbers stay private, and nobody pays for an order that didn't go through.

Your app places real orders

You design the whole experience, in an iPhone app or a bot people text. Layout places the order behind it.

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Ordering is moving to AI. Layout makes it work.

Most AI ordering today is patched together and breaks when a restaurant's site changes. Layout is built so the order goes through, with the receipt to prove it.

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YouOrder me my usual at Starbucks.

AssistantYour usual is an Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso. Want me to order it?

YouYes, pickup at 2:35.

AssistantPlaced. Starbucks confirmed it for 2:35.

Built for developers

One API and an MCP server for reliable orders at the largest U.S. chains.

Deep, not wide

Layout goes deep on the largest U.S. chains instead of thin on every restaurant, so orders go through.

Keep your fallback

Layout doesn't cover every restaurant. Send orders outside the list to your own fallback route.

Your brand, your users

Layout sends back data, never screens, so you design every step and the people you bring stay your customers.

Questions, answered

Help Center

Layout covers a focused list of the largest U.S. restaurant chains and goes deep on each one, so orders go through. It doesn't cover every restaurant, so keep a fallback for places outside the list. New chains join only once they prove reliable.

Inside the apps that build on Layout. You connect your Layout account once, and after that you just ask.

Yes. Your card is tokenized once, and every order runs on a scoped, one-time virtual card. Restaurants never see your real card details.

Your account, preferences and order history are kept by Layout and used to place and track your orders. Your card details never reach the app you order from, the restaurant or our logs. The Privacy Policy has the details.

No. Orders arrive through the restaurant's own online ordering, at no cost to the restaurant.

Start on the developer platform. You get API keys, a sandbox and test orders before anything real is placed.