Tazzao is a trust layer for food — not just another delivery app. Here's exactly how it works, and what it does and doesn't promise.
Partner restaurants record or stream specific, approved areas — prep counter, cooking station, packing zone. Never private staff spaces, never audio.
Each upload is checked for freshness and authenticity, then reflected across five separate score dimensions instead of one vague number.
Compare kitchens on what you can actually see, then order direct — with restaurant delivery, pickup, or your own courier.
On eligible orders, add Live Order View to see the approved kitchen and packing zones during preparation.
One combined number hides too much. Every kitchen is scored on five separate things, each with its own evidence and date.
What's actually observable in kitchen footage — clean counters, glove and hair-restraint use, handwashing, and safe food handling.
How fresh and consistent this kitchen's evidence is over time — not just whether one good clip exists.
How much verifiable detail this kitchen shares about where its ingredients come from.
Formal documentation on file — licences, tests and records — and how current they are.
How this kitchen handles feedback — response time, corrective action and resolution rate on reported concerns.
Visible cleanliness, hygiene practices, handling discipline, and how consistently a kitchen shares evidence over time.
Footage can't prove microbiological safety, earlier storage conditions, or anything outside the approved zone. We say so plainly rather than overclaiming.
Subscription tier, Live Order View revenue and platform fees are calculated entirely separately from hygiene scoring. Payments cannot improve a rating.
Privacy. Tazzao shows only approved food-preparation and packing zones. No audio is ever captured. Private staff areas, customer information and anything outside the agreed zones are excluded. Kitchen teams are partners in this — not subjects of surveillance.