The call today, mid-service
Example call · voiced for this page · Saffrondell Kitchen is an example business
It answers every call, finds a free table for the party size, books it and texts the guest a confirmation. You keep cooking and serving.
The phone rings in the middle of service, and no one can leave the floor to answer it.
A missed call is often a missed table: the caller books somewhere else.
Staff stop what they're doing to answer the same questions about hours, menus and parking.
Checks the diary for free times for the party size, up to 8 people, and books the table once the guest says yes.
The guest gets a text with the day, time and booking reference.
Guests can change or cancel a booking they made from the same phone number, without your staff.
Opening hours, menus, prices, parking and directions, taken from your website.
Allergies, high chairs, wheelchair access and birthdays go on the booking for your team. It never says a dish is safe.
Big groups, private hire and complaints become a message for you, or, while you're open, it puts the caller through to a person.
Two example calls to a made-up restaurant. Press play to hear each one, or read along.
Example call · voiced for this page · Saffrondell Kitchen is an example business
Example call · voiced for this page · Saffrondell Kitchen is an example business
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Tables go straight into the built-in diary, matched to party size (up to 8 people), and the guest gets a text confirmation with a reference.
Allergies and dietary needs are written on the booking for your staff. The AI never confirms that a dish is safe or free from an allergen; that conversation stays with your team.
It only offers times the diary shows as free for that party size, and it books only after the guest says yes to the day, time, number of people and name.
Not yet. Tables go into its built-in diary; it doesn't connect to restaurant booking systems. Each booking can be sent to other apps by webhook, through Zapier, Make or n8n.
It writes the allergy on the booking for your team. It never tells a guest that a dish is safe or allergen-free; it asks them to check with your staff.
It books up to 8 people. For bigger groups, events or private hire it takes a message with the details, or, while you're open, puts the caller through to you if you've set a number for that.
Each call is in your dashboard with a summary and the full transcript. Bookings show there too, with the party size and any notes, such as an allergy or a birthday.
Set it up in minutes, then talk to it in your browser before it answers a real call.