TwistDrops

BrambleAlina’s House Of Sourdough5.0 from 85 reviews

Stop taking orders in DMs.

Your bakery, farm or butcher’s counter gets its own storefront for pre-orders. Claim its link, share it everywhere, and make exactly what’s been ordered.

Type your shop’s name to see its link.
  • Free to use
  • No fees on orders paid at pickup
  • Ready in 5 minutes
A small grocer’s shopfront with baskets of fruit and vegetables

Help local. Skip the shipping.

You’re not trying to beat the shops that post across the country. You sell to the people around you: they reserve ahead and collect from your counter, your farm gate or your market stall.

  • A QR code for your counterPrint it for your window, your counter or your market stall. Customers scan it and reserve the next drop.
  • A link for everywhere elseYour Instagram bio, WhatsApp and the Facebook group for your street.
  • No account, no passwordCustomers reserve with just a name, an email and a phone number.
  • Collected and paid in personNo couriers and no boxes for the post. Customers pay you at pickup.

Make what’s reserved, not what you guess

A drop is a batch you make for one day. Customers reserve it ahead, so you know what to make before you start.

  1. Plan a drop

    Choose the pickup day, what you’ll make, the prices and how many of each.

  2. Share one link

    Post it on Instagram or WhatsApp, or put your QR code on the counter.

  3. Take reservations

    Customers reserve in a minute, without an account. Stock counts down.

  4. Make what’s ordered

    Your production list adds up every reservation and option.

Hand every order over in one scan

Every reservation email carries a pickup code. At the counter, point your phone at it: you see who it is and what they reserved, and one tap marks the order picked up.

  • No app to install: the studio in your phone’s browser is the scanner
  • Already collected? The scanner warns you before anything goes out twice
  • Ready for the next customer two seconds after the last
  • No code? Type the number from their email, or use the pickup list

Two bakeries, two countries, one way to sell

Bramble bakes on Fridays in Shaftesbury, England. Alina bakes every week in Sabinillas, on Spain’s Costa del Sol. Your farm, butcher’s counter or dairy could be next.

The studio

Your whole shop, in your pocket

Plan drops, confirm orders and see what to make on your phone at the market. At home, the same studio fills your laptop’s screen.

  • Confirm or cancel with a tap, and your customer gets the email
  • Print the production list and the pickup list
  • Customers, reviews and settings in one place
Start selling for free

Made for local makers, not supermarkets

  • Your own storefront

    A page with your name, photos and story, at twistdrops.com/your-shop.

  • Reservation windows and stock

    Open reservations when you choose. Nobody can reserve more than you make.

  • Options that fit what you sell

    Sliced or whole, how spicy, diet labels and the price per kilo.

  • A production list

    Every reservation added up by product and option. Print it as a PDF.

  • A QR code for your counter

    Print it for your window or your stall. Customers scan it and reserve.

  • Alerts for your regularsComing soon

    Customers subscribe to your shop and hear from you when a drop opens.

  • Reviews that stay

    Ask for a review after pickup. Stars and your replies show on your storefront.

  • Three languages

    Your storefront speaks English, Romanian and Spanish.

Free to use

Open your shop and sell with no setup fee and no monthly fee. Your customers pay you at pickup, and those orders carry no fee.

Freeand no card needed to start

  • Your storefront, its link and its QR code
  • Drops, products and reservations
  • Orders, pickup codes, production list and PDF
  • Emails to your customers
  • Reviews, and three languages on your storefront
Start selling for free

Online payments are coming, with a small fee on orders paid online only. Any paid extras will be optional.

Questions makers ask

A drop is a batch you make for one day, reserved ahead: this Saturday’s bake, this week’s veg box. You choose the products, how many of each, and when customers can reserve and pick up. They reserve on your storefront, and you make exactly what’s been reserved.

Open your shop this week

Bakery, farm, butcher’s counter or kitchen: your first drop can be live today. It’s free, and setting up takes about five minutes.

A market stall with crates of fresh vegetables