Tabs
Open a tab without a card swipe
Customer scans a QR, saves a card in the background, and the tab is live. Bartender pours. Card is there when it's time to close.
For bars & pubs
The till that runs
the rail.
Open tabs without a card hold. Split a round nine ways without the rage. Close down the night with the same till the staff actually trust.
Works on the iPads you have. UK rails. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.
Friday · the bar3 tabs open
- Tab · card behind the barOpen
- Round of 6 · split 3 waysPaid
- Guest ale · cask empty86'd
Tabs, splits, and 86s without leaving the taps
What changes at the bar
The night you stop losing tabs.
No more lost tabs on a Saturday.
Tabs live on the table, the bar, or the phone, not on a sticky note. Cards link in the background. Nothing walks off.
The split that didn't ruin the night.
Split by seat, by item, by share, in the same flow. The next person taps once. The bartender doesn't do mental maths in front of a queue.
Sports night and quiz night, same system.
Preset menus for events, capacity caps on private hire, deposits on a card before the booking confirms. One platform, not five plugins.
Built for the bar
The toolkit, tuned for bars & pubs.
Splits
Split nine ways and move on
By seat, by item, equal share. The reader handles partial settlements without rebuilding the bill.
Pay at bar
Pay-at-bar that doesn't queue
Contactless on every device: the iPad, the handheld, the customer's phone. Settle while the next round is being poured.
Modifiers
Cocktails with the real spec
Spirit, mixer, garnish, glass, twist: set as modifiers, priced by the brand. The bar prints what they pour.
Private hire
Bookings with a card on file
Deposits, minimum spend, pre-orders, allergen notes. The card is held against no-shows; you set the policy.
Events
Match-day mode, on a switch
Limit the menu to the kitchen's capacity, raise the prices on the right line items, push it to QR and the bar in one move.
Saturday, 22:40
“The tab closed itself before the next round was poured.”
TablePortIn service
Saturday, 22:40
Four pints, two G&Ts,
and a tab that was already paid.
Table 6's tab settled itself when the last guest tapped. The bartender pours the new round for the group standing at the bar, prints two more dockets, and never opens a card-swipe screen.
Ready to take TablePort
for a spin?
30 days free. No card required. White-glove migration in a weekend.