Reservations & Waitlist.A bookings layer that reads the room — direct reservations, a walk-in waitlist with text-when-ready, and tickets that fire in seating order.
Each unit ships ready to run.
Hardware and software arrive together. No dropshipped tablet, no wait for a setup call.
Your-brand reservations
Bookings flow through your site and your CRM — not a third-party widget that owns your customer list. Deposits, party-size policies, and cancellation rules you control.
Walk-in queue
Hostess adds parties to the queue from a tablet; guests get a text when their table is ready. No buzzers, no clipboard, no shouting names across the room.
Floor map & turn times
Drag-and-drop seating with table-turn history. Turn-times track over weeks — a four-top in the back averages 47 minutes, a counter seat 22 — so the host knows who is about to leave.
Tickets fire in seating order
When a party sits, their KDS tickets unlock. The kitchen sees who's in the room and which courses are next — so the omakase actually paces.
In-shop installation
We come, wire everything, train your staff, stay through first service.
Support & replacements
Hardware fails — we replace it next-day. Software updates ship monthly via fleet management.
From kickoff to first service.
Walkthrough
We come to your shop. Map traffic flow, sketch hardware placements, audit your menu.
Build
Custom POS & kiosk app, your menu modeled, Android tablets sourced and pre-configured in our LA studio.
Install & train
On-site setup, staff training, a soft-launch shift where we run alongside your team.
Live & ongoing
Monthly fleet-wide software pushes, next-day hardware replacements, a real human in your DMs.
Two recent builds.
A Premium Wagyu KBBQ Restaurant · network + POS + KDS + website upgrade
A 16-table premium wagyu KBBQ room in San Diego, CA — managed network, server-handheld POS, station-routed KDS, and a brand site that pulled weekend bookings off a third-party widget.
Read the case →A Shabu Shabu Restaurant · network + POS + KDS + website rebuild
A 22-table shabu shabu restaurant in Koreatown, LA — managed network, counter and handheld POS, station-routed KDS, and a brand site that took reservations off a third-party widget.
Read the case →Every shop is different. We size the build to fit.
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