Feature
AI Pad: iPad ordering at every table
A large-screen iPad or Samsung tablet on the table lets guests order on their own — the same kind of tablet they use every day, so nobody needs a walkthrough, plus AI to explain the dishes.
Worried guests won't figure it out? It's the tablet they already use
We chose a large-screen iPad or Samsung tablet on purpose: it works like the one guests use at home, so there’s nothing new to learn and nothing for staff to explain.
A tablet guests already know
Self-ordering on a familiar consumer iPad or Samsung Pad — intuitive from the first tap.
Guests asking “what is this dish?”
They can ask the AI about any dish — where it comes from, how to eat it, and the culture behind it.
37 languages
Guests order in their own language — no language barrier at the table.
Michelin-grade visuals
Full-screen photography that showcases high-end dishes and elevates a fine-dining brand.
Call a server
Guests tap to call for service, so no one is left waving at a busy floor.
Membership & points
Guests sign in and earn points as they order — a reason to come back.
What makes it advanced
Advanced architecture. Advanced AI. Built for the way restaurants actually run — here is what that means for this feature.
Architecture
We supply an Android pad by default; prefer iPad? Same menu, same kitchen tickets. Payment stays on the KPOS terminal.
Technology
Photos, bilingual names and sold-out marks update on every pad at once — one change, not one pad at a time.
AI
AI suggests pairings and add-ons as guests build the order — the part of the ticket a busy server never gets to.