Service
Every table's QR code is bound to that table, so the order and the server call arrive already labelled — no guessing, no mix-ups.
Which plan? Included in Pro and Chain
The most common failure in digital ordering is a human one: the guest picks the wrong table from a dropdown, or the server mishears. Binding the order to the QR code removes the choice entirely. Whichever code was scanned decides where the order goes, and the kitchen never has to ask.
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The guest builds a basket, adds a note, and sends. The order appears in the panel and in the restaurant mobile app immediately, carrying the table label, the items, any option choices and the guest's note.
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A guest taps the bell and the call arrives with the table on it. Staff acknowledge it in the app, and the response time is recorded so you can see how service actually performs.
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Received, preparing, served — each status is one tap in the kitchen board, and each change is visible to the floor without anyone shouting across the room.
Yes. Ordering and server call are separate switches; run it as a pure digital menu if you prefer.
Then there is no table attached, so ordering is disabled for that session and only browsing is possible.
No. The restaurant mobile app has a dedicated kitchen screen, and notifications arrive with sound even when the phone is locked.
Commission-free takeout: the guest builds a basket and it arrives in your WhatsApp as a ready-made message.
Today's book: name, phone, party size, time, table — moving through Waiting, Confirmed and Arrived.
A rotating digital menu board for the TV in your venue: photo showcase, categories, live clock and a menu QR code. Updates itself when prices change.
Free for 14 days, no setup fee. Cancel before the trial ends and you won't be charged.