Is it even open source at that point? Sure you can customize the front-end, but is that not standard for food delivery solutions at this point? The interesting

Is it even open source at that point? Sure you can customize the front-end, but is that not standard for food delivery solutions at this point? The interesting part is the API and the back-end. Making the API proprietary is especially damning, it doesn't just prevent someone from hosting it themselves it prevent someone from interoperating with it. You could of course reverse engineer the API, which is why I don't quite understand the need to keep it proprietary, but having some certainty that things will simply work would be nice.