Live in Australia · pilots in new markets
Takeaway & collection
Every order picked up, even when the kitchen is on the floor.
Drive-thru
A voice at the speaker box that keeps the lane moving.
The drive-through order is the same job as the phone order, with a queue behind it. VoxDrive is the concept for taking it — accurately, quickly, in the local accent.
Concept · register interest
VoxDrive is a concept. Nothing on this page is live anywhere; it describes where the Vox family is going, so you can tell us whether it should.
The problem
Lane dwell time is decided at the speaker box. A misheard order or a slow exchange backs up every car behind it.
What it would change
Faster, more accurate order-taking at the box means shorter lanes and fewer remakes at the window.
- Dwell time set by the slowest exchange
- Misheard orders remade at the window
- Staff pulled from the kitchen to the headset
How VoxDrive is meant to work
Take the order at the box, confirm it back, send the ticket, and hand anything unusual to a person on the headset.
Takes the order
Menu-aware, modifiers included.
Confirms it
Read back before the car moves.
Sends the ticket
Ready to make by the time the car reaches the window.
Hands over
A person on the headset for anything it cannot handle.
What it is designed for
Same voice as the phone
Vox family continuity if you already run it on the line.
Local accent
Built to understand how people order here, not a franchise script.
Honest scope
A concept, described as one.
Register interest
Tell us about your lane and we will tell you when it is real.
What it is meant to change
- Shorter lanes
- Fewer remakes
- Headset staff back in the kitchen
- One voice across phone and lane
Also built for
Questions about VoxDrive
Can I pilot this now?
No — it is a concept. Register interest and we will contact you when there is something real to demonstrate.
Why publish a concept?
So that venues can tell us whether it is worth building, and so nobody mistakes it for a product that ships.