Online booking page
A fast guest page on your own address, built for phones. Guests see real availability and book in a few taps. Closures and blocked times are respected.
Everything a venue needs to run the night.
Built from how two real bars work. Here is what is in the box.
Automatic table allocation
Your table plan, party sizes and existing bookings decide the table. Rules, not guesswork, so double bookings cannot happen.
Card guarantees and deposits
Through Stripe. Choose per service whether to take nothing, hold a card or take a deposit, and for which party sizes.
Confirmations and reminders
Guests are confirmed straight away and reminded before they are due, with a link to change or cancel within the cut-off you set.
Calendar and day sheet
A calendar for the manager, a day sheet for the floor, and quick entry for phone bookings and walk-ins.
Enquiries for bigger groups
Set your own largest online party and your own message for anything bigger. Those requests land in an enquiries inbox for you to handle.
Guest notes
Keep notes against a guest so the next visit starts well.
Staff roles and sign-in
Owner and staff roles, private invite links, two-step sign-in with an authenticator app, and sign out everywhere in one click.
Menu assistant (optional)
Upload your menu as a PDF or photo and let an optional assistant answer guests' menu questions. It has a monthly spending cap you set and can be switched off.
More than one venue
Each business has its own address, settings, team and data. One venue or a group, never mixed.
Connect your own tools
Booking events can be sent to your own automations, for example to post to a staff chat or update a sheet.
Backups you can rely on
The database is copied and verified every night, the last fourteen are kept, and restoring is a documented step.
Deliberately no AI in the booking path
Availability, allocation, payments and approvals are plain code. They do the same thing every time and can be checked. Guest free text is treated as data and is never acted on. That is what lets you trust it on a Saturday night.