Korat

Every module — retail, restaurants, stays, services and staff

Twenty-one modules on one account. Each page below explains how the feature actually works, what it refuses to do on purpose, and what is not finished yet. If you are running a shop rather than using one, for business is the shorter route, and the business console page lists all 103 of its modules.

People

The parts of Korat that are about other people — talking to them, posting to them, and meeting them.

Places and things

Ordering, buying, staying, booking, queueing, parking, renting, and buying an event ticket. Every one of these has a matching console on the shop's side of the same order.

Work and assets

The employee side of a business, from applying for a job to clocking in, plus the equipment a business has to keep track of.

You, your shop, and the platform

Tracking your own activity, running a business, and the two systems — trust and modules — that hold the rest together.

All 103 modules in the business console

Every name here is a real tile in the console, not a roadmap — every shop gets all of them, with no monthly fee

Selling & front of house

  • Front-of-house queue
  • Dine-in · table QR
  • Child price tiers per session
  • Kitchen (KDS)
  • Table layout and table register
  • Buffet packages
  • Events on the day
  • Shopfront — sell · location · promos
  • Websites wearing this shop's chat button
  • Merge tables / close without charging
  • Service style
  • Queue setup and seating
  • Guest takeaway orders
  • Delivery fee by distance
  • Cross-border selling
  • Promotions & coupons
  • Sales to companies (B2B)
  • Delivery & takeaway orders
  • Shop orders
  • Refund requests
  • Shop deposits
  • Events & tickets
  • Branches

Goods & stock

  • Catalogue & Stock
  • Stock & materials
  • Purchasing & payables
  • Asset register
  • Asset QR labels
  • Warranty & claims
  • Things the company bought
  • Machines being watched
  • Shop's bot
  • Asset depreciation
  • Dishes sellable from stock
  • Item cost and margin
  • Factory — production and cost

People & time

  • Team · shifts · payroll
  • Team leave requests
  • Expense claims
  • This shop's claim types
  • Commission and bonuses
  • Training & skills
  • Employee documents
  • Brands this shop carries
  • Employment
  • Staff cards of this business
  • Company card template
  • Check a staff card
  • Tips & sharing
  • Shift checklists
  • Staff permissions
  • Onboarding and payout accounts
  • Org structure
  • Shifts and working hours
  • Company calendar and holidays
  • Fix clock-in times
  • Announce to the team
  • Job applicants
  • Find candidates
  • What I share with my workplace
  • Business settings
  • Plugin store
  • Team rooms
  • Payroll runs
  • Overtime pay
  • Withholding return · filing summary
  • My tax
  • Recurring pay and bonuses
  • Project work

Money & documents

  • Ways to get paid
  • Tax and product defaults
  • Billing & package quotas
  • Finance & reports
  • Business documents
  • Ledger & Documents

Customers & services

  • Members & customers
  • Customer notes
  • Membership cards & packages
  • Member benefits & plan pricing
  • Appointments & booking
  • Table bookings
  • Automation
  • Multilingual translations
  • Workplace safety
  • Repairs & upkeep
  • Repair issue categories
  • Stays and hotels
  • Stay setup
  • Room status register
  • Loyalty points report
  • Loyalty settings
  • Rentals
  • Car park
  • Call invitations
  • Announce to customers
  • Inbox channels
  • Auto-reply
  • Blocked customers
  • Customer support cases
  • Wi-Fi password

Identity & ownership

  • Shop owners & transfer
  • Business verification
  • Shop status & appeal

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to use all of it?

No. Modules you do not want can be hidden from the services menu in Settings, and dating has a full opt-out that also removes you from everyone else's deck. Hiding a module hides it — it does not delete anything you already have there.

Which parts are not finished?

Direct messaging is one-to-one and cannot become a group: several people talk through group posts, or in a group's plain-text rooms, which have no reactions, attachments or calls. Music, video, logistics, finance, portfolio and coach travel appear in the services menu behind a setting that says plainly they are not built. Third-party plugins are not open — the plugin store carries first-party add-ons only.

Is the web app the same as the Android app?

It shares the account and the data, and the web app now covers nearly all of it: feed, chat, notifications, profile, friends, groups, the shop and cart, my orders, the address book, the résumé, stays, services, restaurants, bookings and the business console.

Two things are deliberately not on the web: dating and health. Both need continuous location and the camera, and a browser version that does half the job is worse than an honest "open the app" — it costs you the run. The web app also has no passkeys and no push notifications yet.

Pick a module and read the detail

Or skip the reading and open it — the web app needs nothing installed.