Give them a better night, not just a better meal.
Guests scan a card on your table and a branded web app opens on their phone, customized for your restaurant. Games while they wait, an anonymous suggestion box, and a spot for anything you want to tell them that week. You get a private live dashboard with all the important data and insights.
Run by a local, for local restaurants.
This is not a national software company with a support ticket queue. It is run by a neighbor who eats in these restaurants, drinks at these bars, and answers their own email. When something needs adjusting, you talk to the person who runs it.
The game library
Nobody plans the twenty minutes a table spends waiting on the kitchen. Here is what is on the tables now, and we are always working on more.
Who Knows Who
One player answers a question about themselves and the table guesses what they picked. Two turns each, two to eight players.
Guess the Split
Vote on a two way question, then guess what share of all diners picked the same. Solo, or up to eight players.
Who Invited You?
Everyone gets the same secret word except one player, who gets only the category and has to bluff. Three to eight players.
Wordy
A quick guess the word puzzle somebody can play alone, without waiting on the rest of the table.
Trivia
Fast question rounds at pub difficulty with the answer revealed the second you pick. Solo, or head to head up to eight.
All Talk
Bid on how many answers in a category you can rattle off in thirty seconds, then the top bidder proves it out loud. Two to eight players.
Cornhole
The backyard classic on the phone, with your restaurant's logo on the board. Two taps to throw, red versus blue in teams of one or two, or solo practice.
Quick Pour
Three beer taps, ten glasses, one clock, and your restaurant's logo etched on every glass. Fill each one to the brass line without spilling the foam. Fastest time wins the table.
Fortune Teller
Three cards face down in your colors. Pick one for a quick fortune while the kitchen works.
Everything runs in your guest's own browser. No app to download, no tablet, nothing for your staff to explain. New questions go in constantly, and new games get added over time.
How it helps your restaurant
Four things it changes, none of which need anything from you or your staff after setup.
A better guest experience
Guest experience is the part everyone competes on and nobody can buy. A table playing something together is a table enjoying the night, and that is what people remember and repeat. It happens at every table, every service, without a server having to do anything.
You hear the complaints first
The suggestion box is anonymous, so people are honest. The music is too loud, the menu is confusing, the bathroom needs attention. You read it in private while you can still fix it, instead of in a public review two weeks later. Asking also says something on its own: guests notice a restaurant that wants to know.
More Google reviews
Everyone who uses the card sees the same simple, neutral prompt. More of your happy guests actually reach the review page instead of just meaning to.
What diners around here want
Your ratings and your comments are yours alone and never leave your dashboard. Alongside them the survey asks a few general questions about what people look for when they go out, and only those answers get pooled across venues, with nobody's name and no restaurant attached. Chains spend millions on data teams to learn this. You get it from every network venue in the county.
Everything worth knowing, on one page
A sample of what lands in your inbox each month. Your feedback, your review activity, and the county picture, in plain English you can read over coffee.
A channel to your guests that you own
Social decides who sees your posts. Ads find people who are not hungry yet. This one is on your own tables, in front of someone sitting in your restaurant right now.
Tell every table something
Write a message and it appears on the first screen your guests see. Live music Friday. The new brunch. Add a link and the message becomes a button that opens your menu, your tickets, your reservations, or your Instagram. Change it in seconds, any day you want.
See what happened
You get a private live dashboard. See ratings this month against last, comments as they come in, which games got played, and how many guests tapped the message you posted. No login and nothing to install.
Try it on your tables free for a month.
We set it up with your logo and colors, you put the cards out, and see what your guests think. No contract, and cancel easily at any time.
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