Feature · kitchen display
The kitchen sees what needs doing.
No shouting, no notes, no login. One QR at the device — and a phone or tablet is a kitchen display.
Why bother?
- Notes get lostThe slip slides off, the guest waits, nobody knows why. With three people in the kitchen the note is the weakest link.
- The counter keeps asking„Is table 7 ready?" — three times per dish. Every question costs both sides time.
- A login in the kitchen is theoryNobody types a password with greasy hands. Systems that demand it simply do not get used.
How it works
Scan QR instead of login
A QR from the back office turns any device into a station display — no account, no app. The code redeems once: a photographed QR is worthless.
See Only your own station
The kitchen sees kitchen dishes, the bar sees drinks. With allergens, without the guest's name — the kitchen does not need it, so it does not get it.
Report Tap DONE
One tap and the counter sees a READY signal on the table. Only once ALL stations are done — otherwise someone collects a dish straight out of the pan.
Instant No waiting
New orders appear as soon as they are booked — not at the next refresh. If the network drops, the display still fetches the list regularly.
Where are the limits?
What the display is not:
How many stations does your kitchen have?
Four questions — then we see whether the display makes your night easier.