One screen at the host stand

The host stand is not a desk job. It is a person standing up, greeting a name, watching a two-top linger, and deciding whether the six-top by the window can turn. A tool that needs a mouse and a second monitor belongs in the office. The night does not.

TurboResto is built for the tablet at that stand. The host sees the room, the timeline, and every booking on one screen. Tables assign themselves from your rules. A change from a text updates the plan before the guest reaches the door.

What has to live on that screen

Three things, or the host starts writing on paper again.

1. The room. Occupied, booked, blocked, in progress. Booths and rounds you can read from a step away.
2. The next hour. Who is due, party size, the allergy you cannot miss.
3. The way out of a mess. A cancel from a text, a walk-in, a table that needs to stay blocked for a private event.

If any of that lives in a second app, the stand becomes a relay. Relays drop notes.

Going live is a floor-plan job

Most rooms are live within days. We load your plan, your hours, and your seating rules. Then the team runs a real service from the tablet. The receptionist, if you take that plan, books onto the same screen. There is not a phone book and a floor book that have to be reconciled at 11 PM.

Guests who need to change use the link in their confirmation text. The table comes back. The host sees it without a phone call in the weeds.

Try it where service happens

A demo in a conference room proves the slides. A walkthrough at your stand proves the night. Schedule a demo and we will load a sketch of your room, not a generic dining room from a brochure.