reservations
Reservation software for restaurants and small hotels
Take table bookings and room stays in one place, and see the floor as it actually is right now. Every reservation arrives already tagged — regular, birthday, allergy — so the team reads the room before the room reads them.
The floor, before the floor opens.
Every party, every special, every allergy, laid out so the team can see the night before they live it.
Seventeen covers, five parties.
Every reservation is tagged before it arrives, regular, birthday, VIP, allergy. The team reads the room before the room reads them.
Each name carries context.
Notes from last visit. The allergy the chef already knows about. The window seat they always ask for. One tap surfaces all of it.
Seat the table.
One tap moves the party from expected to seated. The chef sees the allergy. The bar sees the birthday. The host sees the rhythm.
Tonight's run shapes tomorrow's prep.
Saturday's eight-top is on the books. Every surface that needs it already has it, the floor plan, the schedule, the night's covers. Nobody retyped a thing.
What it covers
Tables and pacing
Covers per service, seating pace, and which tables are turning, in one live view instead of a paper book and a guess.
Hotel stays, not slots
A room booking is a stay with a start and an end, so a two-night guest is one reservation rather than a slot repeated twice.
Guest context on arrival
Allergies, occasions and past visits are attached to the booking, so the kitchen and the floor both see them before service.
Public booking link
Take reservations from your own site with an embeddable widget, protected against bots, writing into the same workspace.
No-shows that are visible
Late and no-show patterns are recorded against the guest, not lost in a shift's memory.