MOGO is a Korean fusion taco eatery with locations across the Jersey Shore. Known for bold flavors and a strong sense of community, they wanted a mobile ordering experience that reflected their brand and gave them a direct line to their guests.

— Jason, Co-founder, MOGO

Using third-party delivery apps for online ordering didn’t reflect MOGO’s brand identity and hospitality standards.

MOGO now has a clean, modern app that feels like an extension of their brand, where guests can order directly.

Loyalty, gift cards, and customer data were all disconnected. There was no integration connecting everything.

Loyalty points, gift cards, and customer data are synced together through Craver’s Square integration.

Promotions and updates got buried in social media feeds, relying on algorithms to reach guests.

Push notifications land directly on guests’ lock screens, reaching them the exact moment it matters.

“Our app feels like an extension of our brand instead of a generic ordering platform.”

— Jason, Co-founder, MOGO

“Craver’s Square integration creates a seamless guest ordering experience across all MOGO branded channels.”

— Jason, Co-founder, MOGO

“Push notifications have helped increase repeat visits and keep MOGO top-of-mind.”

— Jason, Co-founder, MOGO

— Jason, Co-founder, MOGO

How MOGO Created a Direct Relationship With Their Guests Through a Craver App

“Since launching our branded app with Craver, we have stronger direct engagement with our guests and better visibility for promotions, offers, and announcements.”

How their online experience improved.

Before Craver

✗ Loss of brand control

After Craver

✓ Premium custom-branded app

Before Craver

✗ Disconnected systems & data

After Craver

✓ Integrated app & POS

Before Craver

✗ Competing for attention on social

After Craver

✓ A direct line to guests

What they love about Craver.

Custom-branded design

Seamless Square POS integration

Unlimited push notifications

“Our Craver app helped us create a more connected and hospitality-driven digital experience for our community.”