Websites people book with.
A booking starts long before the form. People see the room, the night and the table they would have, then book or call without leaving the page.
Why it matters
- 01
They see the night first
The line-up, the room, the table and the price for everyone, before they ever fill a form.
- 02
Book or call in one tap
The buttons wait at the right moment, on the phone in their hand.
- 03
Requests land with you
A site can connect to BiteTheMenu: a private hire or event request from the website lands in your bookings with an alert, so nothing sits in an email nobody reads.
- 04
You see every tap
Every visit and every tap on book or call is counted next to your menu numbers. No cookies, and nothing that knows who the guest is.
What we design for: people who arrive already knowing what they want.
See it working
On the real screens.
- A supper club
Compose your table
Answer five questions: how many guests, which kitchen, the mood, what to leave out, the drinks. The cards deal a table of dishes, with the price for everyone.
- A supper club
The table
The guest's table, with the number of guests and the total. Change how many with + and -.
- A Spanish and Mexican cantina
Deal the table
Say how many you are and what you feel like. The cards deal a table of dishes, with the price for everyone.
- A dining and nightlife courtyard
Tonight
The bands and DJ sets of the night on one timeline, with a line for now and a LIVE tag on what is playing. Pick another night to see its line-up.
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