Lay out your dining room once, in 3D. Then run service from the floor: the plate waiting on the pass, the runner who’s free to take it, the delivery about to be late, each with the fix one tap away.
Coming soon to Ontabee · Early-access restaurants get it first · Works with the orders, tables and kitchen screens you already run on Ontabee
Drag tables, kitchen stations, the bar, the pass, the pickup shelf and the driver point into a 3D room, the way you’d arrange furniture in a game. Each table is your real QR table and each station is your real kitchen screen, so nothing gets set up twice. Then set the rules: how long a table can stay, how long a reset takes, when a plate counts as late.
During service the same room comes alive. Tables show how long they’ve been seated against their limit, stations show their queues, and a side panel lists everything that needs someone: late plates, delayed deliveries and pickups, the waitlist and your runners. Put it on a tablet at the pass, or a TV on the wall.
The usual bottleneck isn’t the kitchen. It’s a finished plate waiting on the pass while the runner for that section is on a break. Live Floor turns that table red after the limit you set and names the runner who’s free. Drag them onto the table and the plate goes out.
Every plate on the pass has a timer. When one goes late, the floor shows whose section it is, who’s free, and a one-tap way to send them.
Orders about to miss their promise, drivers still minutes away, customers already waiting at the shelf. One list, with “text the customer” and “move to the front” right there.
Quoted waits by party size, parties who are past their quote, and the free table that fits the next one. Walk-aways are counted, with the revenue they cost.
Each station’s queue and its stuck tickets, right on the floor. Mark a dish as sold out and it disappears from your storefront, apps and QR menu.
Each table’s time against the limit you set. Guests ask for the bill or a waiter from their table’s QR page, and that table lights up.
A rush score at the end of the night, when things went wrong, late plates by station, and the one or two things to change next time.
Live Floor reads what Ontabee already knows about your night: your online and QR orders, your kitchen display stations, your bookings and waitlist, your drivers, and your own SMS or WhatsApp provider for guest messages.
These are in the plan and in the interactive demo. Early-access restaurants help us decide what ships first.
Leave your details and we’ll be in touch as it opens up. Early-access restaurants get it first and help shape what it does. It doesn’t commit you to anything.
We’re building it now. Early-access restaurants get it first, and we’ll email you before it opens up. We won’t promise a date we can’t keep.
We’ll publish pricing before launch. Early-access restaurants hear it first, and nobody is charged for anything by joining the list.
No. It runs in the browser on the tablets, laptops and TVs you already have, alongside your Ontabee orders and kitchen screens.
The interactive demo runs on sample data: the restaurant, the orders and the staff are made up. It shows how Live Floor will work, so you can try it before it exists for your restaurant.