Questions
The plain answers, for restaurants, pubs and hotels in Ireland that take group bookings.
Starting out
Do I have to change my booking system?
No. It’s only for the food orders. You keep your diary as it is, and it works alongside whatever booking system you use.
Who is it for?
Restaurants, pubs and hotels in Ireland that take group bookings: Christmas parties, communions, birthdays, hen parties. It’s for venues, not the public.
Do guests need an app or an account?
No. They open the link on their phone, type their name and tap their choices.
What does the guest see?
A phone-sized page with the menu, a name box and one line for dietary needs. It says what the name and note are for.
What does the kitchen get?
Dish counts for each course, a list of who’s having what, and dietary notes picked out at the top, ready to print.
How much is it?
€24 a month, for as many parties as you like. The first 7 days are free and no card is needed. Cancel at any time. It’s sold to businesses only, and VAT is added at checkout where it applies.
On the night, and after
What about someone who doesn’t reply?
Three days before your deadline we email you a reminder for the organiser, showing how many are still to choose, with the link to send round again. Forward it, or press “Email the organiser” on the party. You can see who’s missing at any time.
Can a guest change their mind?
Yes, until your deadline. After that the sheet is locked and any change comes through you.
What about allergies?
Guests type their dietary needs and these go at the top of the kitchen sheet, exactly as typed. It never says a dish is safe. Your allergen information and your staff stay in charge.
How long do you keep guests’ names?
We delete them 14 days after the party, leaving only the dish counts. They’re used for that party only.
Where does the information come from?
Only from you and your guests: your menu as you paste it, and what each guest types. Claude, an AI, splits your pasted menu into courses and dishes using only your words, and we check every dish against what you pasted. It never reads dietary notes and never suggests a dish.