Hearth is the website a restaurant actually runs on: a menu people can order from, a reservation book that does not double-book a four-top, and a kitchen screen that updates when the ticket lands.

Customers choose collection or delivery, pick sizes and extras, and pay a price that comes from your server — not from whatever they edited in the browser. Staff see live tickets. You see the week.

What is already built: - Menu with sections, dietary marks, spice levels and per-dish extras (including cheaper sizes) - A basket that lives on the server and survives a phone-to-laptop hop - Delivery zones with a postcode check, plus collection - Table reservations across real service windows - Kitchen and owner logins, with a seed that already has live tickets on the pass

This is not a pretty brochure with a “call us” button. It is the shop, the book and the pass, in one Next.js app you host yourself.