Order the way you already talk
Type it, say it, snap a handwritten list or drop in a PDF. Dray turns it into a basket you can check in seconds
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10 cola, 10 lemonade, 2 cases lemons
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weekly-order.pdf
MCPYour AI assistant can order on Dray
Order your food and drink from every supplier
Dray is the AI ordering marketplace for London restaurants, cafés and bars. Tell it what you need, see real prices from the suppliers who deliver to you, and it all arrives together, in one drop
Real prices before you order
Nothing ordered without you
Keep the suppliers you use
Selling to venues? Become a supplier
Everything a kitchen orders, from one place
🥬 Fresh produce🥛 Dairy and eggs🥖 Bakery🥩 Meat🐟 Fish🥤 Soft drinks🍷 Wine and beer☕ Coffee🫙 Dry goods🧽 Cleaning📦 Packaging
What is Dray
One marketplace between your kitchen and your suppliers
A typical venue takes 8 to 15 deliveries a week, each ordered a different way. Dray puts your suppliers in one place, so you order once and their goods come together
Suppliers
List their range at real prices
Thameside Fresh
Fruit and veg
Northbank Dairy
Milk, cheese, eggs
Canal Bakehouse
Bread and pastry
Granary Fish Co.
Day-boat fish
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Dray
The marketplace
Ask for anything in plain words
One basket for every supplier
Collects and brings it together
Open to AI agents through MCP
Your kitchen
Orders once, signs once
Tomorrow
06:00 to 07:00
on one van
Most goods come together on Dray's van. A few suppliers still bring their own, and you see which before you order
How it works
From a quick message to one delivery
Built for the 5am order and the 40 item list. Tap each step to see it
Type it, say it, snap a list or drop in a PDF. Dray finds it all for you
Search in plain words. Every supplier is shown the same way
Every supplier's price and minimum in one place. You place the order
See each supplier confirm, then follow the van to your door
Morning, Sam 👋
12° and cloudy ⛅ What do you need for tomorrow?
Same as Tuesday, plus 2 milk
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Voice
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Here's Tuesday's order, with 2 extra milk
14 items from 5 suppliers, at today's prices
Whole milk 2L +2
Northbank Dairy
San Marzano tomatoes
Thameside Fresh
Sourdough loaf
Canal Bakehouse
+ 11 more items
Add 14 items · £248.60
Suppliers
✨ Understood
Fish ×
Friday ×
Arrives by 07:00 ×
Granary Fish Co.
✨ Day-boat fish, cut to order
Fri, 05:30 to 06:30
Wharf Road Seafood
✨ Oysters and smoked fish
Ask to order
Pier Street Fish
✨ Whole fish for chefs who fillet
🏷️ 10% off your first order
DComes on Dray's van
Comes on their own van
Your basket
4 items · 3 suppliers
Total
£72.40
Each supplier invoices you for their own goods, as they do today
Order #20017 · arrives tomorrow
06:00 to 07:00
Two confirmed, Thameside still to confirm
Sent
2 of 3 confirmed
On its way
At your door
Northbank DairyConfirmed
Canal BakehouseConfirmed
Thameside FreshWaiting
Built for AI agents
The AI front door to food and drink supply
Dray runs its own MCP server. MCP is the open standard AI assistants use to work with other software, so an assistant you trust can find suppliers, check real prices, stock and delivery days, and fill your Dray basket
Live prices and stock
Straight from each supplier, never guessed
You stay in charge
Your AI fills the basket, you place the order
Works with your assistant
Any AI that supports MCP, no new app
Suppliers ready for AI
Their range becomes orderable by AI agents
Why now
A huge market that still orders by text message
AI agents are learning to buy for businesses. Food and drink supply is one of the biggest markets they will reach, and it's still run on calls, PDFs and WhatsApp
AI agents now share one standard
MCP is run by the Linux Foundation and backed by Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and AWS, with over 10,000 public servers. Food supply has barely started
Ordering is stuck in the past
A typical venue takes 8 to 15 deliveries a week, each ordered a different way. There's no shared catalogue and no search
Every extra van costs everyone
Bringing suppliers onto one van cuts the cost of each delivery, and the traffic, in a city as busy as London
Made for busy kitchens
Less time ordering, more time cooking
Real prices before you order
See each supplier's price, pack size and minimum before anything is sent
San Marzano tomatoes
Case of 6 × 400g
✅ £30 minimum met
Find new suppliers
Search in plain words and ask to order in a tap. No paid places, no rankings
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Granary Fish Co.
Day-boat fish, cut to order
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Pier Street Fish
Whole fish for chefs who fillet
Gets easier with every order
Dray learns your usuals, so "same as last week" just works, and it reminds you of what you usually add
On Wednesdays you usually add
6 whole milk Add
2 cases lemons Add
8 sourdough Add
Nothing is added until you tap
For suppliers
Sell to more London venues
Venues find you on Dray and order at your prices. You keep your customers and choose how each order travels
Be found by venues already looking
Your range, prices and customers stay yours
WhatsApp and email orders land in the same list
Become a supplier
Three ways your orders reach the venue
Collected by Dray
We collect from you and deliver with other suppliers' orders
Via Dray Hub
Keep stock at our hub. It stays yours until it's delivered
Supplier delivery
Deliver yourself where it makes sense. The order still comes through Dray
For investors
The network every kitchen will order through
Dray starts as the easiest way for a London kitchen to order. Every drop makes the next one cheaper, every supplier makes Dray more useful, and AI agents order through its door
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Gets better with every order
Why Dray wins
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Built for AI from day one
Ask Dray runs on the Claude API and Dray has its own MCP server, so any AI agent can order through it
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Neutral by design
Dray never ranks suppliers and never sells its own goods, so suppliers trust it with their customers and their routes
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Software that moves real goods
Dray's own vans and hubs turn every order into a delivery network that gets cheaper as it grows
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Built, not a slide
A working app with ordering, one basket, invoices and the Ask Dray agent, starting in King's Cross
Four ways Dray earns
Delivery fee
On every drop Dray carries
Supplier subscription
Tools, the AI agent and reach
Commission
On new orders Dray brings
Invoice finance Next
Suppliers paid early, from the orders that flow through
Where it goes
Now
- King's Cross, London
- Working app: ordering, basket, invoices
- Ask Dray agent on the Claude API
- Dray's own MCP server
Next
- All of London
- Dray Hub and collected drops
- Invoice finance for suppliers
- Dray in the App Store
Then
- Automated hubs
- More UK cities
- New countries through local partners
- AI agents planning routes and vans
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Roy Shengelia
Founder · London
- Led one of Wolt's most successful market launches
- 10+ years building products
- Founder of Londonful, building AI agents for businesses
- Fin Mentor of the Year 2026
Questions
Good to know
Still wondering about something? Leave your details and we'll get back to you
An online marketplace where restaurants, cafés and bars order food and drink from many suppliers in one basket. Dray then collects from those suppliers and brings their goods to you together
No. Keep ordering from the suppliers you already use, and find new ones on Dray when you need them
MCP is the open standard that lets AI assistants use other software. Dray runs its own MCP server, so an assistant you allow can check suppliers' prices, stock and delivery days and fill your basket for you. You still check the basket and place every order yourself
Most orders come together on Dray's van. A few suppliers still bring their own, and Dray shows you which before you order
Never. Dray fills your basket. You check it and place the order yourself
King's Cross first, then the rest of London. Leave your postcode and we'll email you the day Dray delivers to you
Choose "I sell to venues" below and leave your details. We'll call you to set up your range and delivery days
Every supplier.
One drop
King's Cross first, then the rest of London. Leave your details and we'll email you the day Dray reaches your postcode
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King's Cross
Then the rest of London