Food Web Kitchens

The journey

From home recipe to food business, in four steps.

Finding a kitchen in your communityBooking a licensed kitchenCooking in a commercial kitchenSelling at a local market
1

Find a kitchen near you

Search licensed commercial kitchens by location, equipment, and price. Church halls, cafés, community centres — the web is bigger than you think.

Browse kitchens
2

Book by the hour

Transparent hourly pricing, flexible scheduling, secure payment. Licensing and insurance are verified before anyone cooks.

3

Cook legally, grow safely

Produce in certified space that meets health regulations — so your product can go on shelves, into markets, and beyond.

4

Feed your community

Every booking keeps money, meals, and skills in the local food economy. That's the web working.

Start your journey

Our food system used to be a network.
Now it's a supply chain.

We're rebuilding food infrastructure as a distributed network — licensed kitchens, food maps, open data, and the people who use them.

Beyond kitchens

The kitchen was just the first app.

A community mapped
01

Food Maps

Every kitchen, market, farm, and producer — mapped. Explore your local food system the way it actually exists: as a web of places and people.

Explore the map
02

Open data, open API

The data behind the maps is open. Build apps, research, and tools on real food-system infrastructure — free to start.

Build on Food Web
GET /v1/kitchens?near=halifax
{
"name": "Wellington Community Kitchen",
"licensed": true,
"rate": { "hourly": 25 }
}
The wider food community
03

A web of people

Mappers charting their communities, partners strengthening the network, foodies in the forum, builders on the API. Every role grows the web.

Join the network

What is Food Web?

A food tech platform rebuilding local food systems — one app at a time.

Food Web Network is a food tech platform building the digital infrastructure of local food systems. Its first app is the kitchen: a two-sided marketplace where food entrepreneurs book licensed commercial kitchens by the hour, and kitchen owners — churches, legions, community halls, cafés, and restaurants — earn revenue from unused capacity.

Every kitchen on Food Web is licensed and insured, with bookings, payments, messaging, and reviews handled on the platform. Around the marketplace, Food Web operates a growing set of apps: interactive food maps, an open data API, a community forum, research, a podcast, and events. Headquartered in Nova Scotia, Canada, Food Web serves communities across North America. Our mission: rebuild the food system as a distributed network, not a centralized supply chain.

Ready to join the web?

Whoever you are in the food system, there's a place for you in the network.

Sign Up

Kitchen owners: list your space and earn from idle hours.