Waiting at the table doesn't have to be boring
There's time between ordering and serving. At one table that's pleasant, at another three people are on their phones and a child is fidgeting. TablePlay fills that time with something people do together instead of apart.
The problem it started with
Hospitality businesses lose revenue to boredom. A family that leaves as soon as the plate is empty, a group that doesn't order a second round, a quiet Tuesday with nothing to do. These aren't problems you solve with a better menu.
What does work is something that makes people want to stay. Not because they have to, but because it's fun.
What TablePlay is and isn't
It's a game library at the table, with a button to call the staff and a way to ask guests for their opinion. It's not an ordering system, a cash register, or a reservation platform. Those things already exist and are done better by others.
- No app and no account for the guest
- No ads, from anyone
- No cash register integration or inventory management
- No interference with what's ordered at the table
Arrange it yourself, don't wait for a salesperson
Sign up via the website, set up via the portal, and print the QR cards yourself. No account manager will come by with a presentation. That keeps it affordable and saves you an afternoon.
Multilingual because guests are
A guest chooses their own language. That's not an extra for touristy places: in almost every business there's occasionally someone who doesn't read the menu like everyone else.
Quality, privacy, and security
Children never appear on a public scoreboard. Anyone who leaves their email address for a review invitation gets exactly that and nothing more. Data is stored within the European Union and is not resold.
What there is to say about security is on the security page - including what's not yet finished.