One tap, and your customer
has it all: reviews,
menu, orders, bookings.

Your menu on a web page you update yourself, with a dedicated button on your landing page.

• Sections and items with prices, editable at any time with nothing to reprint
• A dedicated address for the “Browse the menu” button, opening in a new tab
• Mark an item as sold out instead of deleting it, and bring it back when it returns

Network name and password on a page, with a connection QR code: the customer joins without typing anything.

• The customer scans the QR and the phone connects on its own — no password dictated at the counter
• Change the password whenever you like: the page is already updated, the tags and signs stay as they are
• A dedicated address to put on a tag at the entrance or a card on the table

Customers take a number from their phone and see how long is left; you call the next one from the console. No ticket machine and no crowd at the counter.

• The customer takes a number from their own phone and waits wherever they like, instead of standing at the till
• You call the next one with a single button, and mark who was served and who did not show up
• It resets to 1 by itself, at the hour you choose: a venue open until 2am does not lose its queue at midnight

The customer orders from the table by tapping the tag: picks from the menu, adds notes and sends. The order reaches your counter with the table it came from.

Requires Digital menu (39 € / year)

• The order arrives already written and with the right table: nothing taken from memory, no wasted trips across the room
• The customer follows their order from their phone — received, being prepared, ready — and stops looking around for you
• Every order carries the table it came from, and you close the counter with one button when you stop taking orders

Points collection without the paper card: the customer records the visit by tapping the tag, sees how far the reward is, and you hand it over from the console.

• The customer has nothing to carry and nothing to lose: the card is on their phone and they find it again by tapping the tag
• The point is earned from the tag's page and no more than once every so many hours, which you decide: the collection moves at the pace of visits, not taps
• See who reached the goal, hand over the reward and the card starts again from zero — with the history of every step kept

The customer picks a service and a time from a calendar and sends you the request; you confirm from the console and the appointment lands in the diary.

• The customer books from their phone at any hour, even when you are closed: requests wait for you in the console instead of becoming missed calls
• They only see times that are genuinely free, worked out from your opening hours, your closures and how long the chosen service takes
• You confirm them one by one: whoever left an email gets written confirmation, and can cancel themselves, freeing the slot
• One calendar is included; with several — one per practitioner, per chair, per room — you can take two appointments at the same time (12 € a year each)

The customer taps the table's tag and asks for what they need: the call appears on the console of whoever is on the floor, with the table it came from.

• Three buttons and no form: “I'd like to order”, “The bill, please”, “I need help” — or the wording you write yourself
• Every call carries the table it came from, because that is the only thing the person getting up needs to know
• “I'll take it” is visible to everyone: two waiters don't set off for the same table, and whoever comes back knows what is left
• A second tap does not create a second call: someone who sees nobody coming presses again, and rightly so — the console keeps one row, with how long they have been waiting

Whoever finds a problem reports it by tapping the room's tag: the report reaches the right contact by email with the spot it came from, and you close it from the console.

• Whoever finds the fault reports it in ten seconds from their phone, without knowing who to tell or hunting for an internal number
• Every report carries the spot it came from — meeting room, room 214, changing room — so nobody has to ask “which one?” and nobody walks there for nothing
• Open / in progress / resolved: the reporter sees it has been picked up and does not report it three times, and you see what is still outstanding
• One contact is included and receives the email; with several — maintenance, cleaning, IT — each category goes to whoever has to fix it (12 € a year each)

Prepaid entries without the paper card: you sell the carnet at the counter, the customer uses an entry by tapping the tag and sees how many are left.

• Sell the carnet in two taps from the console and give the customer an eight-digit code: from then on the entries live on their phone, not on a card that gets lost
• The entry is used from the tag's page and never twice in a row: a badly placed phone does not burn a paid entry
• Whoever has two uses the one expiring first, so they are not left holding the one about to run out
• An entry used by mistake is cancelled from the console, and if you stayed closed you can give one back: it all stays in the carnet's history, with the reason
• See the carnets about to expire with entries still inside: that is the phone call that brings back a customer who has already paid

The training plan on the customer's phone: you write days and exercises from the console and give them an eight-digit code. Five plans included.

• The customer has their plan on their phone instead of a sheet folded in four: they open it with an eight-digit code, once
• Write the days the way you name them — “Monday — chest and triceps”, “Day A” — with sets, reps and the notes that make an exercise doable
• The exercises you write go into your own archive and are suggested in the next plan: the second plan takes half the time of the first
• Revise it whenever you like and the code stays the same: the customer reopens the same link and finds this month's training
• Five plans included; a deleted one frees the slot for a new customer, and further ones cost 3 € a year each

Member registration without paper forms: the member fills in their details and signs the consents on their phone, you issue the card from the console — by hand or from your federation, via API — and they find it again with the code.

• The member fills in their details and ticks the consents from their phone, even from home: you receive a complete request instead of a form to retype
• Consents are recorded with the date and the version of the text the member had in front of them: that is the proof you need, not a generic tick
• You issue the card, never the form: type the code you received from your federation, or have ASI issue it and the code comes back on its own
• See active cards, those about to expire and expired medical certificates: those are the two calls to make before a member is left out
• Send the code to the member with one tap, by email or WhatsApp, with the message already written
• Fifty cards included; beyond that, blocks of fifty at 25 € a year — fifty cents a card

Your event calendar: the customer asks to join from their phone, you confirm from the console and hand them a pass with the code — in the phone's wallet, and you scan it at the door.

• Write the event once — date, place, how many people fit — and share the link on WhatsApp, on social, or from a tag
• Whoever wants to come leaves a name, a phone number and an email: you get a request, not twenty messages to copy into a notebook
• The spot is taken by your confirmation, never by the form: nobody grabs a seat on their own
• When it is full, requests go to a waiting list instead of vanishing: if somebody drops out, you already know who to call
• Send the eight-digit code by email or WhatsApp with the message already written, and the customer saves the pass to their phone's wallet
• At the door you scan the QR on the pass: the card opens, you see who it is and check them in with one tap
• The next day you know how many actually showed up, which is the number no notebook ever had

You write the questions — cleanliness, waiting time, breakfast, staff — and the customer answers on a page of their own: the console shows the average for each question, the comments and what keeps coming up.

• A 1-to-5 score tells you something is wrong, a survey tells you what: breakfast or the room, the queue or the staff
• You write the questions, with the type you need: stars, faces, yes/no, a choice among your own options, free text or NPS from 0 to 10
• Nobody is sent to Google: a survey measures, it does not ask for reviews — and it leaves the path that collects them untouched
• The survey link and QR code work without a tag too: by email to someone who visited last week, or printed on the table
• Insights tell you what recurs in the free text, and the numbers stay the real ones from your dashboard — percentages are not written by the AI
• One survey included; if you keep more than one open — room, breakfast, spa — they are 3 € a year each

The customer drops an item at the counter and follows the work from their phone: received, in progress, ready, collected. With a ten-digit code on the receipt.

• Open the order with a name and a description: the customer has the code on the receipt and follows the status from their phone, without calling
• They see «Received», «In progress», «Ready for pickup» — and when it is ready they do not have to ask whether they can come by
• You can write when you expect it to be done, and a public note the customer reads under the status
• A collected order stays visible to the customer for 30 days: if they come back to complain, the history is there
• The ten-digit code is unique within your business: two customers can never see each other's order

Pick a template, make it yours in Canva, and the result becomes a box on your landing page — which you show and hide whenever you like — plus an image to send on WhatsApp and social.

• You design in Canva, which you already know: we give you the right template and take the result back
• Graphics stay in your library and get reused: the Christmas one goes back up next year with one tap
• One graphic on show at a time, and you put it up or take it down whenever you like: no dates to schedule
• Every graphic also gives you an image ready to send on WhatsApp or post on social
• You see how many people saw it and how many pressed the button