01
A normal busy evening
Guests sit down while the team is moving between tables, and the usual wait before the first interaction begins.
Visual product story
How Tabro moves one table from QR handoff to a completed visit
An eight-frame walkthrough of the guest and staff flow: the waiter controls the table QR, guests order from their phones, and the team sees every request by table.
A page for showing the product without relying on video
Each frame works as a self-contained proof point: what the guest sees, what the waiter does, and how the restaurant team keeps the table flow under control.
02
The waiter opens the table QR
Instead of leaving a generic code on the table, the waiter shows the active table QR and keeps the session tied to the correct place.
03
Both guests join from their phones
Each guest opens the same table flow in the browser, so ordering stays shared without requiring an app download.
04
Guests browse and add dishes
The menu, item details, and basket actions stay in one clear phone flow while the table context is preserved.
05
The order is sent
A guest reviews the basket and sends the order without waiting for the waiter to return to the table.
06
Staff sees the order by table
The order appears in the staff view with the table attached, so the team can react without verbal relay or chat confusion.
07
The guest can call the waiter
Requests like calling a waiter use the same flow, giving staff a clear signal with the exact table.
08
The table is ready again
After the visit, the team closes the table flow and the next service cycle starts cleanly.
Next step
Use the story to align the team, then test it on real devices
This visual version is meant to be easy to share with owners, managers, and staff before running a small pilot shift in one venue.