Take orders for dates you can actually fulfill.
Let customers choose delivery or pickup before checkout. Set your open days, cutoff time, lead time, blackout dates, and order limits. The chosen date stays with the order through production.
Free during beta. No card. No trial clock.
From the customer’s choice to the day’s work.
A date should be more than a note on an order. It should decide what the customer can buy and tell your team what to prepare.
Offer dates you can keep
Choose open weekdays, lead time, cutoff time, blackout dates, and different timing rules for products that need longer.
Stop full days before payment
Set order limits for the day, pickup, delivery, or matched product groups. Checkout validates the chosen date.
Prepare the day in one view
See orders grouped by pickup and delivery, total the items needed, and print the production sheet or kitchen tickets.
Three more apps, one job each.
COA Vault is live today. Label Panel and Gatekeeper are in Shopify review.
Built narrow on purpose.
Each app handles one operational problem without turning into a suite. Lot Foundry asks Shopify for the fewest permissions each job needs and avoids storing shopper personal information whenever the job does not require it.
A note from the builder: Lot Foundry is a small Texas shop, not a venture-funded suite. I build focused Shopify apps and read every support email myself. If your delivery setup breaks in a way the app should understand, tell me. Brian, brian@lotfoundry.com
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The app is live. Beta is free. No card. No trial clock.
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