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A food truck websiteyou update from the window.

Someone asks ChatGPT for the best birria taco truck near the brewery district today and gets two names. Tibly gives you a site you update from the window, with today's location, the menu, and catering requests on the page, and a daily read on whether your truck is one of the names.

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Pre-orders paid before they walk up.

Customers order and pay on the page, and catering deposits come through the same way. Same demo as the home page.

Demo checkout, same one on the home page

Cinnamon roll box$36.00
Birthday cake$54.00
Cold brew, 2 pack$12.00
Your cart$0.00

Your next line starts with an AI answer.

People don't scroll a map of every truck in town. They ask what's good near them right now.

45%

of US consumers used AI tools like ChatGPT for local business recommendations in the past year, up from 6% the year before (BrightLocal, 2026).

About 75%

of AI referral traffic to websites comes from ChatGPT, ahead of Gemini and Perplexity (Similarweb-family data, 2026). One engine to get right first.

From the window

Where you update today's location and the sold-out items, by tapping the page on your phone.

Build it, park it, get named.

No social-only presence, no PDF menu, no web guy.

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    Or import your site

    Describe the truck

    What you cook, where you usually park, your catering minimum. Tibly builds the site with a menu page and a schedule page and puts it live. Keep your domain.

    Live before the lunch rush

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    Tap, type, saved

    Update it from the window

    Today's spot, the special, the item that just sold out. Tap the page on your phone and change it. It saves on its own.

    A schedule people can trust

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    Pre-orders and AI answers

    Take orders and get named

    Pre-orders and catering deposits are paid on the page through Stripe. On paid plans Tibly tracks the questions people ask AI about food near them and drafts the pages that get your truck named.

    A line from the answer

One site for the lunch line and the wedding catering.

Schedule, menu, pre-orders, catering, and AI visibility on one page you can change with one hand.

Schedule

A schedule page an engine can read

“Tuesday: the tech campus, 11 to 2. Friday: the brewery, 5 to 9.” In plain text, so an engine can answer “where is the taco truck today”.

Orders

Pre-orders on the page

Customers order and pay before they walk up, with Stripe handling the money. No app fee on every order.

Catering

Catering requests in one inbox

A catering page with your minimums, travel radius, and a request form that lands in one place with the event details.

Visibility

Local food questions, tracked

“Best food truck near me right now” and “taco truck for a 100-person wedding”. Tibly asks them daily across the engines and shows which trucks get named.

From today's spot to the corporate catering order.

The pages that turn a food question into a line at the window.

  • A schedule page with this week's locations and hours in plain text
  • A menu page with prices, dietary notes, and what usually sells out
  • A catering page with minimums, travel radius, and a request form
  • Event pages: weddings, office lunches, festivals, brewery residencies
  • A pre-order page with payment on the page
  • A “book the truck” page for private events with a deposit on the page
  • An FAQ page: “do you take cards”, “can you do vegan”, “how far do you travel”

In their words, and ours.

One owner on what changed, and a note on why we built it this way.

Today's spot is on the site before I've parked. People stopped DMing to ask.
Owner · Taco truck · San Antonio, TX

From the team

A truck's whole business is “where are you today.” An expired story can't answer that and neither can an engine reading it. A schedule page you tap from the window can.

The Tibly founders · Small team, direct line at hello@tibly.ai

Common questions from operators

What food truck owners ask before they set up a site.

I only post on Instagram. Why do I need a site?
An AI engine can't quote a story that expired yesterday. A schedule page and a menu page in plain text are what it reads when someone asks what's good nearby. You can keep posting; the site is the source the engine cites.
Can I update the location from my phone?
Yes. Tap the page, change the text, and it saves on its own. There's no app to open and no login to remember.
How do pre-orders and catering deposits work?
Both are paid on your site through Stripe. Catering requests land in one inbox with the event details.
What does Tibly track for a food truck?
On paid plans it asks the food questions people put to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews for your area and cuisine, records which trucks get named and which sources get cited, and drafts the pages that get yours into the answer.

Be the truckAI sends them to.

Describe the truck and the site is live in about a minute. Update it from the window and track the answer daily. The site is $20/month; AI visibility from $49/month. No contracts.

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