Your food is great.
Your posts aren't selling it.
You spend all day cooking, packing, and delivering. There's no time left to market. Tinda.ph gives Filipino food sellers a system to turn followers into buyers — in minutes, not hours.
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72% match · #PreOrderPH · #HomeCook
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The real problem
You're not the problem.
You just don't have a system.
Nobody teaches marketing to home sellers. And even if they did — when would you find the time?
8 hours in the kitchen
Cooking, packing, delivering. By the time you're done, posting is the last thing you have energy for.
One caption takes 1–2 hours
You stare at the screen. Copy what others post. Hope it works. No system means no consistency — and no consistency means no reliable orders.
'Magkano po?' — then nothing
Plenty of inquiries. Not enough follow-through. Without a reply system, interested buyers disappear.
See the difference
One workflow. Three results.
Describe your product, pick a tone, and get everything you need to post — ready in minutes.
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ORDERS OPEN! 🔥
Our bestselling Pancit Canton is back this weekend — loaded with chicken, shrimp, sayote, and fresh vegetables. Perfect para sa family meryenda.
₱180 per tray, good for 3–4 persons. Pre-order until Friday 8PM. DM to reserve. ✨
#FilipinoFood #HomeCook #PancitCanton
Captions that sound like you
Taglish, trend-aware, in your voice. Not corporate. Not generic.
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Food photos worth sharing
From a quick description to a styled shot. No DSLR needed.
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Reply scripts that close
From 'magkano po?' to an actual order.
Who is this for?
Built for one kind of seller.
This is for you if...
- ✓You sell home-cooked food, baked goods, or pasalubong
- ✓You sell on Facebook, Instagram, Viber, or TikTok
- ✓You run the business solo or with one helper
- ✓Your monthly sales are between ₱5K and ₱50K
This is not for you if...
- ✕You already have a marketing team
- ✕You run a restaurant or large food brand
- ✕You're a non-food reseller or dropshipper
From the founder
"We built Tinda.ph after interviewing Filipino food sellers who cook all day, then stare at a blank caption box thinking what to post. The food is never the problem. The marketing is what's stealing their evenings — and their sales. Tinda.ph is our attempt to give that time back."
— The Tinda.ph team
Early Access
Join the private beta
Limited to the first 100 sellers. We'll reach out personally as we roll out invites.