Here's a kitchen booking on Food Web. Under the hood: four API calls. 1. Register what you're renting 2. Publish when it's open 3. Create the order 4. Take the payment through Stripe Building a rental app in food? Read the docs: api.foodweb.network

Every local food system is a web of connections. Map yours for free with live Food Web data. Suggest a missing place, a curator approves it, and every map that includes it updates. No more out-of-date spreadsheets. maps.foodweb.network

Ask your AI who grows food near you. Connect Food Web to Claude once, then ask in plain words. It searches the live Food Web map and saves results as a map anyone can open. Building an app? Same data, one API. api.foodweb.network

Who feeds your community, and how are they connected? Make your own Food Web map for free: pick the farms, markets and kitchens, connect the dots, and embed it on your site. maps.foodweb.network

You can't strengthen a food system you can't see. Food Web Maps shows the kitchens, food banks, farms and markets near you — free to explore, free to build your own. maps.foodweb.network

talked to 5 food entrepreneurs this week every single one is renting a commercial kitchen in a way that feels like it was designed in 1995 phone calls to check availability. pdf contracts. deposits sent over email. zero visibility into what's actually open near them.

Most kitchen owners assume renting out their space is complicated. Permits, liability, finding the right people — it sounds like a lot. The setup is actually pretty simple. 1️⃣ You sort the permits and insurance once. 2️⃣ You decide your own rules. That's it on your end.

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