Map your restaurant
Main room, upstairs or garden: number your tables and place them where they are in your restaurant.
A place for every table
Map rooms, outdoor seating and tables so staff work with a familiar layout. Connect physical seats with orders, reservations and QR codes. A clear plan supports both a quiet lunch and a busy service.
Choose the features and plan that suit your venue.
Your dining room at a glance
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In everyday use
From the first order to the next reservation, your team works with one familiar layout.
Main room, upstairs or garden: number your tables and place them where they are in your restaurant.
Check a table’s status, current orders and total. Give your team a shared point of reference during service.
Link a table to a reservation and check its capacity. Conflict warnings help your staff make the final decision.
01 / Indoor and outdoor areas together
Drag tables, choose shapes, rotate them and adjust dimensions. Add landmarks such as a bar, doors and windows so staff can identify places quickly.
A layout that matches your space
02 / A visual table layout
Link locations with current orders and service status. Free, occupied and reserved tables help staff assess the floor before seating more guests. Open a table for its details.
A shared view for your team
4 seats
03 / Connected service and reservations
Assign reservations, download table QR codes and open service. Capacity and scheduling warnings support staff decisions without preventing assignment.
Make room for the next visit
Check the time, party size and available seats.
From setup to your first guest
Follow these four steps, then test a realistic scenario with your team.
Divide the venue into clear areas.
Set numbers and seating capacity.
Adjust shapes, positions and landmarks.
Check waiter views, QR and reservation assignment.
Prepare a sketch, table numbering and capacities. Decide who can edit the layout and who only needs it during service.
FAQ
Before you decide, get answers to the key questions. If you would like to discuss your workflow, let’s talk.
Tell us about your venue →Yes. Separate areas can represent the main room, terrace or other seating spaces.
Yes. Change positions, shapes, rotation and dimensions, and add landmarks.
Yes. The floor plan is used in service so the team shares the same organisation.
The system warns about time or capacity conflicts but does not prevent assignment. Staff make the final decision.
Yes. Each table has its own code so orders can be attached to the correct location.
Editing depends on permissions. You can separate layout editing from access needed for floor service.
Your next step
Map your restaurant and connect tables to everyday service. Start with an account or explore the possibilities in a demo.