Tablekard
Powering Smarter Restaurants
What it does
Tablekard connects diners, kitchens, staff, and restaurant owners through QR ordering, real-time queues, online payments, geofencing, and restaurant management tools.
Tablekard provides seamless QR-based contactless dine-in ordering for restaurants. Turn every table into a smart, self-service ordering station to increase efficiency and revenue.
Give your diners the speed and convenience of scanning, ordering, and paying directly from their tables. Reduce wait times, optimize staff service, and boost your sales. The complete QR-based table ordering and payment system built for busy dine-ins. Optimize your kitchen operations, eliminate errors, and turn tables faster. When a customer places an order, it instantly appears in the Kitchen App — while your Admin Panel gives you full oversight of everything. Customer scans the table QR, browses the digital menu and places their order from their phone. The Kitchen App shows the live order queue in real time — staff can mark orders as done with one tap. The Admin Panel gives you full…from tablekard.com
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