13:45 — Booked from the bus stop
A booking page your guests don't have to think about.
Party size, date, time, phone number. Done. No diner accounts, no app to download, no marketplace inserting itself between you and your guest. It lives at your own link and looks like your restaurant, not like software.
What guests see
Fast on a phone, because that's where bookings happen
Most bookings arrive from a phone, often minutes after someone's seen you on Instagram or Google. The widget is built mobile-first and only ever shows times your availability engine can actually honour — service windows, turn times and pacing included.
Returning guests are recognised by phone number, so their name fills itself in and their booking lands on their guest card — visit 27, not stranger 27.
Quietly doing the important work
Smart deposits
Ask for a card only when it's warranted — large parties, peak nights, guests with a no-show history. Everyone else books friction-free. You set the rules.
Consent captured properly
Marketing consent is asked at the moment of booking, per venue, PECR-compliant, and recorded in an append-only log. It's what makes Autopilot legal as well as effective.
Confirmations they actually get
A text the moment they book, a reminder before they come, and a note afterwards asking how it was. Written in your words, sent at hours a person would choose.
Your booking page is the free plan.
Put it live this week. Upgrade when you want the rest of the system.