Custom software
Ordering platforms, booking tools, dashboards, customer portals, mobile apps. We design and build software around how your business actually runs — then keep it running.
See SlicePal ↓We're a small software studio in Melbourne. We design, build and look after everything your business depends on — online ordering, mobile apps, and the website customers find you on.
Ordering platforms, booking tools, dashboards, customer portals, mobile apps. We design and build software around how your business actually runs — then keep it running.
See SlicePal ↓Fast, search-friendly websites for local businesses. Design, copy and build included — pages that load quickly, look sharp on a phone and are easy to keep current.
See Johnny Boys Pizza ↓We stay on after launch: hosting, updates, analytics and local search optimisation, so customers keep finding you and the site keeps earning its keep.
Online ordering for restaurants, on their own website.
Our ordering platform for restaurants. Customers order straight from the restaurant's own site — menu, checkout, pickup and delivery — and the kitchen runs it all from one dashboard.
Orders, menu and delivery partners on one screen — built to survive a Friday-night rush.
Every order goes into a database the restaurant owns. Send a promo and bring regulars back.
What sold, when it sold, what to prep more of. No dashboard archaeology.
Most orders come from a couch. Menus load quickly and read well on small screens.
Customers pick a time; the kitchen plans around it. Pickup at 6:30 means 6:30.
order.yourrestaurant.com — not a marketplace URL with your name buried in it.
A marketing website for a family pizza shop in Endeavour Hills — fast pages, local SEO and a menu that's easy to keep current, linked straight to their SlicePal ordering.
Visit the site ↗Type “two coffees and eggs on toast” and it's logged. No barcode scanner, no calorie spreadsheet — just a straight answer on how the week is going. In development.
Riverside is a small team of engineers and an owner-operator who's run a small business and lived with the software that gets sold to them. That mix keeps us building things that hold up on a busy night, not just in a demo.
We keep the team small on purpose: you talk directly to the people building your product, prices stay sensible, and nothing gets lost between an account manager and a dev team. The AI in our name? We use it where it genuinely helps — it's a tool, not the pitch.