From a viral Chicago drive-thru to Twin Cities cafes, home care agencies and a trucking company, these are the businesses we build for and the work we run for each of them.
Menu screens, websites and systems in real restaurants and shops. Walk in and you will see them.
95th Street, Chicago
Three drive-thru menu screens that change with the season and the Bears schedule, plus their website, online catering orders and a desk that answers every review.
Read moreColumbia Heights and Apple Valley, Minnesota
A four-screen menu wall: lit shelves of every drink and dessert that slowly turn into their gold vault, readable from across the counter.
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Four menu screens on TVs hung on their side, where each burger builds itself layer by layer, plus the table menu and the specials boards.
Read moreColumbia Heights, Minnesota
Menu boards where the gyro bowl builds itself in the middle, one step at a time, between the full menu with every price.
Read moreRestaurants, cafes, home care, freight and consumer brands, from Chicago to the Twin Cities.
Restaurant, Chicago
The viral drive-thru on 95th Street. We built their full website with scroll-driven food animation, a menu that pulls prices and sold-out items straight from the register, one-tap ordering on every dish, and vertical menu screens for the drive-thru lane.
Visit stonydrivethru.com
Nuts, coffee and sweets, Columbia Heights and Apple Valley, MN
A four-screen 3D menu wall for the shop floor. Two-shelf product displays turn slowly in rich color, a full menu board stays readable from across the counter, and dedicated promo screens put the best sellers in the spotlight.
Restaurant, Columbia Heights, MN
Four menu screens made for their TVs, hung on their side, where every burger and lemonade builds itself on screen, plus the printed table menu and the numbered specials boards above the counter.
Grill, shawarma and falafel, Columbia Heights, MN
A vertical digital menu screen with signature dishes, each with its own 3D motion: a kufta bowl that builds itself layer by layer, whole wings that lift and settle, a tender dipped in hot sauce. Real prices, one loop, no printed menus to replace.
Mediterranean restaurant, Downtown Minneapolis
Their launch website: a photo menu of every dish, a build-your-own bowl you can watch come together, Happy Hour prices that switch on by themselves, three scroll-driven food films and a grand opening video for social.
Visit yournourishmn.com
Dessert and coffee shop, Columbia Heights, MN
A cinematic 3D hero for their home page. A chimney cake topped with soft serve floats in deep plum while pistachio, chocolate and Lotus crumbs drift past the lens, all moving with the visitor's scroll, built to sit on the website they already love.
Home health care
An AI receptionist trained on their services answers family enquiries with real information at any hour, then books assessment calls straight into the intake calendar.
Home care services, Minnesota
A care operations assistant built around Minnesota 245D rules. Staff are walked through every stage of a client file from intake to the annual review, referral paperwork becomes a drafted record in minutes, and missing signatures are flagged long before an audit.
Freight and logistics
A rebuilt web presence with instant quote capture. Shippers get a reply in seconds instead of a day, and dispatch watches every request move through one pipeline from enquiry to booked load.
Consumer brand
A monthly content engine keeps the brand publishing every day: social posts and short video produced in batches, with the best performers turned into ad campaigns.
If PuppLit built something for your business, we would love to hear how it is going and put your words on this page.
Every one of these businesses started with the same free strategy call. Tell us where you are losing customers and we will map the plan.
