Bookings
Reservations on the floor plan
One view: who's booked, who walked in, who's waiting. Drag-to-seat, deposit-on-no-show, allergen notes that travel from booking to ticket.
For casual dining
Reservations, walk-ins,
one floor plan.
The hostess sees the night. The server sends a course at a time. The check splits without a calculator. Nothing about service feels like software.
Run on the iPads you have. UK rails. White-glove migration.
Saturday · 19:3041 covers seated
- 19:02T-7 · party of 4Seated
- 19:24T-7 · course 2Fired
- 20:41T-7 · split by seat ×4Paid
Table to kitchen in under two seconds
What changes on the floor
The floor that runs without a walkie.
Bookings and the door agree.
Reservations, walk-ins, waitlist on the same floor plan. The hostess seats by who's actually here, not who's the loudest.
Service flows in courses, not chaos.
Send starters, hold mains, fire dessert, from the table, not by walking to the pass. Kitchen sees the timing you actually wanted.
The check splits on the first try.
By seat, by item, equal. The four-top who said "separate bills" gets four bills, not a 12-line negotiation.
Built for the floor
The toolkit, tuned for casual dining.
Courses
Fire by course, not by line
Mark starters, mains, dessert. Send what's ready, hold the rest. The kitchen prints in the order the table actually eats.
Splits
The split that doesn't take ten minutes
Split by seat, by item, equal. Tap, tap, tap. No paper, no recalculation, no "who had the rosé."
Modifiers
Modifier sheets servers actually like
Required, optional, quantified: each shown the way it should be entered. Allergens carry through to the ticket and the receipt.
Service
Waitlist and pager messaging
Quote a wait, text when the table's ready. The host stand isn't a queue, it's a list.
Close
End-of-day in one summary
Covers, comps, voids, tips, cash variance: one page, one tap, in the inbox of whoever opens tomorrow.
Friday, 20:30
“Dessert was down before the text went out.”
TablePortIn service
Friday, 20:30
Eight at table four,
a six-top on the waitlist.
The host quotes 22 minutes. Table four is on dessert; the server fires it from the table, no walk to the pass. When dessert's down, the host texts the six-top. They walk in at 20:54.
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