Fat Boy's Pizza Official App

An award-winning pizza restaurant with a fat reputation.

Fat Boy's Pizza is a multi-location award-winning pizza restaurant spanning across Texas, Mississippi, and Louisianna. They wanted to lean more into their tech-stack to enhance their online ordering to drive sales.

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or Go Home

Techtris was tasked with designing and building a native mobile app using a best-in-class ordering platform. The result? A best-in-class app with an engaging design, frictionless UX and an elevated brand experience from end to end.

Enhanced Brand Equity

Unique Customization

Comprehensive Loyalty

Effortless UX

Complete Online Ordering

Clean Design

End User Features

Controlable Tech Stack

Using gamification to drive adoption, new users are presented with a spin wheel that unlocks instant rewards.

Foster customer loyalty with a beautifully engaging rewards program. Scan QR code at the POS for in-store redemptions.

Geo-location with a clean UX, making it easy for guests to find their nearest store and start their order.

Beautiful menu items page with intuitive navigation, streamlining the order process.

Custom checkout experience featuring upsells, rewards, digital wallets and order tracking.

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