We're Building the Food Platform
Diners Deserve.
Nibblify started with one frustration: ordering food based on beautiful photos, only to receive something completely different. We decided to fix that.
Last updated: September 24, 2026
Three Apps. One Mission.
Today, Nibblify is being developed in France. It began as a simple idea: food delivery shouldn't be a gamble. Every order should arrive exactly as shown — or better.
We built three apps from scratch: one for customers who want to see exactly what they're ordering, one for restaurants who want to grow their business digitally, and one for drivers who want to earn on their own schedule.
We're building Nibblify so restaurants can trust it to run their digital operations from day one.
How we built it: 300,000 lines, one designer →The Road So Far
Nibblify's story so far follows a small number of connected milestones rather than a long list of separate events. It began in Le Mans as a single idea: one platform where customers, restaurants, and drivers could all get a fair deal. That idea became three apps — Food, Partner, and Driver — built as one connected system rather than three separate projects. With the technical work largely complete, Nibblify is now preparing for its first commercial launch in Le Mans, while the platform itself already speaks 10 languages, ready for future cities beyond its first market. On August 4, 2026, Nibblify also signed a pre-incubation agreement with Le Mans Innovation, a relationship that remains in place as the commercial launch is being prepared.
The idea
One platform where customers, restaurants and drivers all get a fair deal.
Three apps, one ecosystem
Food, Partner and Driver — built as one connected system, not three afterthoughts.
Preparing for Launch in Le Mans
Nibblify's apps and technical infrastructure are ready, while the commercial food-delivery service is preparing for launch in Le Mans.
10 languages and counting
The whole platform now speaks 10 languages, ready for new cities.
Pre-Incubation with Le Mans Innovation
On August 4, 2026, Nibblify signed a pre-incubation agreement with Le Mans Innovation.
Our Three Pillars
Nibblify is built around three principles that apply across all three apps rather than to any single feature. Privacy comes first: personal data is encrypted with AES-256 before it touches the database, and users can request an export of their personal data. The platform is also built for a global audience from the start, supporting 10 languages including Arabic with full right-to-left layout, and multiple currencies from EUR to MAD to AED, rather than being translated afterward. Finally, Nibblify aims to be fair to the restaurants it works with: the Pro plan carries 0% commission, and new restaurants can try Nibblify free for 90 days before committing to a plan. Together, these three pillars describe the values Nibblify is designed around, not a specific feature list.
Privacy First
AES-256 encryption on all personal data before it touches our database. Personal data exports on request. Privacy isn't a feature — it's the foundation.
Built for a Global Audience
10 languages including Arabic with full right-to-left layout. Multi-currency support from EUR to MAD to AED. We built for a multilingual, multi-currency world, not just translated for it.
Fair to Partners
0% commission on the Pro plan. New restaurants can try Nibblify free for 90 days. We grow when you grow — not at your expense.
Who's Behind Nibblify
The Nibblify project began in 2024, when Zakaryae Ait Ouamer (زكرياء ايت وعمر), a 20-year-old developer studying information technology in France, started developing an early Android version with limited resources. Development and research expanded again in 2025, evolving Nibblify toward the current Android and iOS experience. The project started from a specific frustration: ordering food based on beautiful photos, only to receive something completely different, which led him to build a platform designed to close that gap between what's shown and what arrives. He built Nibblify to give restaurants more control over their margins and their own digital identity, charging a subscription fee plus 0–5% commission depending on the plan and giving every restaurant its own independent identity on one shared platform. The three apps — for customers, restaurants, and drivers — were built from scratch, described elsewhere on this site as roughly 300,000 lines of code built by one designer. Nibblify is being supported through Le Mans Innovation's pre-incubation programme in Le Mans, France, with plans to incorporate as Nibblify Food.