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Another espresso?

The Dot sits on the table like a candle. Your guests use it to call for service, ask for the bill and see how long their food will take. In between it shows what fits the moment – an espresso after the main course, the next drink when the glass is empty. One tap, and your team sees the request right away.

Pilot phase. BusyDot for restaurants is in development; the displays are design drafts. Pilot projects are welcome.

Product visualisation: the Dot on the table with a photo of an espresso and “With dessert – Another espresso?”, below “Tap to order”

Product visualisation · display design draft

After the main course: espresso

The idea

Go digital without losing touch with your guests.

Many restaurants go digital through the guest’s phone: scan a QR code, order, pay. That needs reception, a page that loads, and patience. And how does the guest pay in the end – on the phone, at the table or at the till? BusyDot turns it around: the Dot handles the digital part at the table, your team stays with the guest.

No phone needed

No reception, no app, no phone number: the Dot works for every guest at the table.

Personal stays personal

Guests order and pay with your team as usual. The Dot makes sure nobody has to wave or wait.

Extra sales on the side

The offer appears exactly when it fits – after the main course, when the glass is empty. Without anyone having to ask.

At the table

What the Dot can do at the table.

Five jobs, one device. You decide which of them your venue uses.

  • Product visualisation: QR code for the menu, “Just scan”, below “Prefer paper? Tap”

    Menu via QR code

    On arrival, the menu to scan if guests like. Anyone who prefers paper taps the Dot – your team brings the printed menu.

  • Product visualisation: bell icon, “Service – Anything else? We will come to you.”, button “Tap for service”

    Call for service

    One tap instead of waving. Your team sees on iPad or Mac which table wants something and since when.

  • Product visualisation: cutlery icon, “Your meal – Almost ready.”, below “Kitchen · about 8 min”

    Waiting time for food

    If you like, the edge shows how long the kitchen still needs. Your guests know where they stand.

  • Product visualisation: photo of an espresso, “With dessert – Another espresso?”, below “Tap to order”

    Suitable offers

    Dessert, espresso, the next drink – at the right moment, and never what is already on the table.

  • Product visualisation: bill icon, “The bill? We will come to you.”, button “Tap for the bill”

    Ask for the bill

    One tap and your team brings the bill to the table. Payment works as usual.

Product visualisation · display design draft

For everyone at the table

Good for guests, team and venue.

Guests

know where they stand, see only what fits and never have to wave anyone down – without a phone, app or phone number.

Team

walks less and doesn’t have to ask: requests arrive in one place on iPad or Mac, sorted by waiting time.

Venue

sells in moments when nobody would otherwise ask, and shows its own offers without printing costs.

Built to bring in far more than it costs.Exactly how much, we will measure with the first restaurants: requests, orders, waiting time.

How it works

An evening with the Dot.

AI-generated illustrative scene: Restaurant in the evening: a woman taps a Dot in a wooden holder on her table; it shows an amber ring and the word SERVICE. In the background guests and a waiter.

AI-generated illustrative scene

  1. 01

    Arrive

    The Dot is on the table. If you like, it shows the menu via QR code – or your team brings the printed one.

  2. 02

    Order and wait

    Guests order with the team as always. The edge shows how long the food will take.

  3. 03

    In between

    An espresso after the main course, the next drink when the glass is empty. One tap orders, your team brings it.

  4. 04

    Pay

    One tap and the bill comes to the table. Then the Dot is ready for the next guests.

Questions

What restaurant owners ask us.

That is what the Dot is built for: it sells in moments when nobody would otherwise ask, and saves your team trips. How much that adds up to at your venue, we will measure together in the pilot. We will publish prices once they are set.

Hardly. You set up your offers once; the Dot shows them at the right moment. Requests, service calls and bills arrive in one place on an iPad or Mac.

Because not every guest wants to take out their phone, reception is not available everywhere and nobody wants to download an app for it. The Dot needs no phone, no app and no phone number – and your team stays in touch with the guest.

The Dot sits on the table like a candle, without any cable. Before the pilot, we make sure together with you that battery and range suit your venue.

The Dot shows no name and knows no guests. Evaluation is anonymous per offer – no profiles of people. More in the privacy policy for BusyDot Business.

Let’s talk

Your restaurant as a pilot?

We are looking for restaurants, cafés and bistros to try BusyDot® first. Tell us how many tables you have and what your guests reorder most often.

Request a pilot

Pilot projects are welcome – we will come back with a proposal for your venue. info@busydot.de

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