The room in your pocket
The same panel your laptop opens, drawn for a screen you hold in one hand. Orders arrive as guests send them, tables move under your thumb, and the night counts itself while you are still on the floor.
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What it does on a shift
Orders as they land
New tickets appear without a refresh, in the stage they are in. Accept one, move it along, or cancel a dish that ran out and tell the table why.
The floor under your thumb
Who is sitting, what they owe, how long they have been there. Move a party to another table, split the check so everyone pays for what they ate, mark it paid and close it out.
Tonight’s book
A week of bookings, grouped by day, with the phone number on every line. Take a new one at the door without walking to a computer.
Sold out, from where you noticed
The kitchen runs out at eight and whoever saw it marks it. The guest menu stops offering it that second — no manager to find first.
The night, counted
What sold, which hour filled, what each table brought in and what each of your team took. Any two dates you pick, and the file for your accountant.
Your team, on their own phones
A new hire scans a code and is working — no email address, no password. They see the floor and nothing else, and you cut their access from the same row when they leave.
And when you are not in the building
It is the same night either way. A manager at home sees the floor fill, the orders come in and the takings climb, live, without anybody sending them a photo of the till.
On Google Play now, on the App Store next
The Android app is on Google Play. The iPhone app is in App Store review; until it lands, everything on this page runs in your phone’s browser — same account, same screens.
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