In-room ordering, from one QR scan.

Lunch, dinner, breakfast, a midnight restock from the minibar: the guest opens the menu, builds an order and sends it to the room, without installing an app or phoning down to a front desk that may not share their language.

You set the outlets, the hours, the modifiers, the allergens and per-room delivery. The order lands on the kitchen display the moment the guest taps Confirm, and the guest watches the status move as your team works it.

It works the same for a full dinner service or a single bottle of water at midnight, on any phone, iPhone or Android, straight from the browser.

Tickets land on the screen the instant a guest confirms, grouped by outlet and sorted the way your kitchen actually works through them. Every change of state is a deliberate human tap: accepted, ready, delivered. Nothing advances on its own, so the board shows what really happened on the line.

Allergen markers, modifier callouts and per-room delivery clocks all sit on the ticket. The average delivery time some dashboards show is here as a guest expectation only; it never closes a ticket by itself.

A new order chimes on the kitchen tablet the moment it lands, so nothing sits unseen at the pass. When the line gets busy, your team publishes the current wait level, so the guest sees a realistic time instead of a silent screen.

Paste your hotel website at signup and the extractor reads your colours, type and logo, so the guest menu already looks like yours before you touch a thing. If it is not quite right, pick one of the built-in presets or fine-tune it in the theme editor.

The same look carries the menu, the cart, the order tracker and the kitchen display, so one brand decision flows through everywhere your guests and staff see it.