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Everything that happens at the table, and behind it

Games are the start. Around that is calling staff, asking guests for their opinion, a tournament for the whole venue, and your own quiz. Below is what each part does and which package it belongs to.

Call staff overVanaf Professioneel

From table to your printer, no middleman

A guest taps 'I want to order' in the game. A receipt with the table number prints out on the printer behind the bar, and staff walks over. That's all it is, and that's the point: the conversation at the table stays with your people.

Internal reviewsVanaf Professioneel

Hear first what went wrong

A guest who leaves unhappy and only shares that on Google is a problem you hear about too late. TablePlay asks guests about their experience afterwards, and it reaches you first. What you do with it is up to you. The point is that you know.

Tournaments and TV scoreboardVanaf Compleet

The whole venue plays against each other

One guest starts a tournament and everyone who scans afterward joins in. A screen on the wall shows who's leading. It works exactly like a pub quiz, except no one has to stand there with a microphone.

QR table cards

One code per table, printed by you

Every table has its own QR code. That code knows which table it's attached to, and that's how the staff will know where the order came from. You download the cards as a PDF and print them yourself, in A5 or A6.

Custom quizzesVanaf Compleet

Your own questions, your own evening

Questions about your venue, about the town, about the menu. You write them yourself, build a tournament around them, and set a prize. What a quizmaster used to do on paper, just without the paper and without the quizmaster.

Multiple locationsVanaf Compleet

Every venue its own dashboard, you keep the overview

With more than one venue, you don't want to log into five separate accounts. You invite locations, each manager gets their own dashboard, and you keep an overview of everything together.

Want to see for yourself how it works at the table?

The demo is the same screen a guest gets: no app, no account. Or first check what each package costs.

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