Orders, bookings, allergens, stock and rota in one place — on iPads that keep working when the wifi dies, the router dies, or the internet goes with them.
Pick the one that has already cost you a service.
Each iPad reaches the router, the router reaches the cloud, and orders, bills and bookings sync in about a fifth of a second.
Nobody is retyping anything into anything. The floor, the kitchen and the till are reading one night.
And retyping the same menu into all of them. Here's what a single site typically spends before anyone has taken an order.
Allergens live on ingredients, not on dishes. So when a supplier changes, every dish that uses it changes by itself — at both sites, the same minute. Nobody re-types a chart.
| Dish | Gluten | Milk | Egg | Sesame | Mustard | Fish |
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? means nobody has confirmed it yet — and it never quietly reads as "free from". A blank on a spreadsheet looks like safety. That is the failure this replaces.
The kitchen says the floor is slow. The floor says the food came up late. Two taps — the chef marks a dish ready, whoever carries it marks it served — and the argument becomes a number, by section and by hour. Never by name.
Who can void a sent item, comp a dessert, or take the service charge off is your call — not a setting we ship. Change it here and it's on every iPad in seconds. No ticket, no update, no waiting on a supplier.
These are the settings for a waiter. PIN means they can do it with a manager's thumb on the glass — and both names go on the record.
Labour flexes with covers. Food flexes with covers. Software has quietly become a second rent — the same in a dead January as a full December, on a three-year contract. It shouldn't be.
Stock control, rota building, the AI that writes your order sheet. On for a busy December, off in January. If you don't need the extra hands tonight, you don't call them in.
Every claim on this page is something we will demonstrate in your restaurant, on your wifi, before you pay anything.
Two iPads, one order, the router unplugged halfway through. Both keep taking the order. Plug it back in, one correct bill. No slides, no edit — in your room, on your network.
Every screen here was drawn by people who have carried the plates and stood at the pass. It shows in the details you'd only know to ask for after a few hundred Saturdays.
Keep your current system switched on for the first fortnight. Turn it off when you want to, not when we say so. No contract to unwind if the answer is no.
No slides. Two iPads, your wifi, and the plug pulled out in front of you. If it isn't for you, you'll know inside ten minutes.