Your order's waiting.You just swing by and take it.

No, and that isn't a gap. Dibs is a pre-order tool: you order ahead and collect. No courier, no delivery fee, no lukewarm food.

At the counter when you collect, exactly as if you had walked in without ordering. Cash, Bancontact, card: whatever the shop already takes.

You can cancel at no cost as long as the shop hasn't started preparing. After that they have already committed stock and time. The slot is a commitment on both sides: repeated no-shows and the shop can refuse your next orders. That is fair: this isn't an anonymous platform.

No. Dibs runs in your browser, on phone and on desktop. You can add it to your home screen if you want, but nothing forces you to.

Nothing. You pay the shelf price in the shop, not a cent more. No service fee, no "online" markup, no tip suggested by default.

Nine neighbourhood trades: café, bakery, butcher, deli, fishmonger, cheesemonger, grocer, poke bar and wine shop. Those are where queueing at the counter is most pointless and guess-based production costs most. We would rather serve nine trades well than fifty badly.

A flat subscription, and zero commission on orders. You take the money yourself, at your own counter, on your own terminal. Pricing is discussed directly with us, go through the merchant space.

No. Dibs sits beside your till, not inside it. Orders land on a screen, you confirm them, then you take payment as usual. No hardware to install, no contract with a payment provider.

We start in Brussels, commune by commune, beginning with the neighbourhoods we can walk to. The rest of Belgium follows once it genuinely works.