DINE-IN & TABLE SERVICE

Dine-in & table service

A sit-down restaurant's whole floor, from seating a party to closing a paid tab, running on the same board and status ladder the kitchen already uses.

A table's order shouldn't wait on the last person to decide what they want, and a bill split five ways shouldn't be done on a calculator at the till.

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The floor

A live floor plan

Every table's status at a glance — free, seated, ordered, served, or waiting on a bill — updating in real time.

A waiter app on phone or tablet

The same app either way, no separate download — a waiter picks up whichever device suits how they work the floor, and can work entirely in Arabic including dish names.

Move, merge, or split tables

Relocate a whole tab, combine two open tabs into one bill, or split a table back off without disturbing anything already ordered.

Rounds, not one order per table

Drinks, then starters, then mains each reach the kitchen as their own ticket the instant they're sent.

Courses that hold until fired

For a full-service table that wants the mains timed to when the starters clear.

An abandoned tab clears itself

After a configurable window of no activity, so a forgotten table doesn't stay stuck occupied.

Paying the bill

A bill that splits evenly, to the exact penny

Whichever way it's shared.

Payment at the table or at the till

Cash, card tapped or inserted on the waiter's own paired card reader, card by the guest scanning a QR code, or the tab sent to a cashier — matching however the job is actually split.

Guests order from their own phone

Scan a QR code on the table, no app to install — what they order joins the same tab and reaches the same kitchen board. A store chooses whether a scan needs a waiter to seat first, whether staff approve each order, and whether guests pay per round or settle one bill at the end.

Three independent language settings

The waiter's app language, the kitchen ticket's language, and the guest's bill language — because in practice these are often genuinely different people.

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