Diners find your place in the TableGenie app, see the offer you chose, and book a table at a time you still have seats. You confirm, seat them and settle the bill in the partner app — and pay a commission only on bills settled through it.
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Friday, 6 pm. Where are we eating?
Open now, 15% off, a table at 8:30 — booked.
At the door, a six-character code — and the table is waiting.
The bill, with the offer already taken off.
What the diner sees in the app, what your floor sees in the partner app, and the bill at the end of it.
Diners book in the TableGenie app. Your floor runs the evening in the TableGenie Dine partner app — on the host-stand tablet, the manager's phone, or both.
In the TableGenie app: places by city, what is open now, which have a table free right now — and a booking in a few taps.
New requests chime, and bookings reach your inbox too. You decide how bookings work, and the app keeps the count of seats for you.
Your offer is agreed with us and set on your listing. The rest you keep up to date yourself, in "Your listing" — and the booking rules are enforced on our server, not left to a phone.
The discount diners get for booking in the app, an optional ceiling in rupees and your terms — proposed by you, set on your listing by us.
How many guests each slot can take. A slot is never sold past it.
How many days out diners can book, and how close to the time.
The biggest table the app books. Bigger groups call you.
Approve each request, or let bookings confirm the moment they are made.
How long a table waits for a late party before it can be a no-show.
Opening hours, weekly closed days, and the dates you are shut.
Your photos and menu pages — and your live TableGenie menu, if you run ordering on it.
Today's tables, the requests waiting for an answer, the bill to settle — and what you owe, with every bill behind it.
Every booking takes its seats from the slot in one step, so two diners can never get the last table.
A booking can be marked a no-show only after its time and your hold time have passed. Three, and that diner books by phone.
Only a diner whose bill was settled through the app can rate a visit — once, within a month of it.
The commission you agree, what you owe and how much business you do are never on your public listing — only you and we see them.
The diner's discount and what they pay are worked out by our server from the offer they booked with — never typed in by hand.
You see the name, phone and note on a booking at your place. Other places never do, and a diner can delete their account.
We agree your terms with you before your listing goes live. There is nothing to pay on a diner who walks in, or a table booked by phone.
The percentage off the bill diners get for booking through the app, with a ceiling in rupees if you want one, and your terms — weekdays only, food only, whatever suits you. You propose it; we set it on your listing.
A percentage of what the diner actually paid — after your discount, never on money you did not receive. If agreed, a small fee per guest seated through the app.
The offer here is an example; yours, and our commission, are agreed with you.
Where diners find you — and book a stay at a TableGenie hotel, or see what is on at a TableGenie cinema, with the same sign-in. Every booking in one place.
Your terms are agreed with you before your listing goes live, and the commission is charged only on bills settled through the app — a percentage of what the diner paid after your discount, and, if agreed, a small fee per guest. Walk-ins and phone bookings carry nothing.
You do — the percentage, an optional ceiling in rupees and the terms — and we set it on your listing. Diners see it there, and the offer they booked with is the one their bill gets, even if it changes later.
No. You set how many guests each time slot can take, and every booking takes its seats from that count on our server in one step. When a slot is full, the app stops offering it. Need to hold seats back? Lower the number, or close a date.
Once the booking's time and your hold time have passed, mark it a no-show and the seats go back to you. A diner with three no-shows can no longer book in the app.
No. The partner app runs in the browser of any phone, tablet or PC — the host-stand tablet is the usual home for it.
Yes — we link your listing to your café on TableGenie, and diners see your live menu in the app.
The TableGenie app is on its way to Google Play and the App Store. Places that list now are ready for its first diners.
Tell us about your place and the offer you have in mind. We call you, agree your terms, set up your listing with you and give your team its partner-app login.