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Tabro
QR ordering and waiter calls for restaurants
Tabro helps small cafes, restaurants, bars, and small venues launch a browser-based QR menu and table ordering flow without forcing guests to install an app. Guests scan a QR code, open the menu in their browser, browse dishes, place an order, or call a waiter. Staff see orders and waiter calls by table in real time. It is built for teams that want to start small: test one venue or a few tables first, validate the guest and staff flow, and then decide whether to roll it out further.
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Hi Product Hunt! I am building Tabro because many small restaurants do not need a huge POS rollout just to test a better table service flow. With Tabro, a restaurant can start with a browser-based QR menu, then add table ordering, waiter calls, staff table view, and basic reports. Guests do not install an app. They scan a QR code, open the menu, place an order, or call a waiter from their phone. The main idea is to make the first pilot small and practical: one venue, or even just 2-3 tables, before a wider rollout. I would love feedback on: 1. Whether the demo flow is clear. 2. Which restaurant use case feels strongest: QR menu, table ordering, or waiter calls. 3. What would make you trust this enough to test it in a real venue. Live demo: https://tabro.app/demo
About Tabro on Product Hunt
“QR ordering and waiter calls for restaurants”
Tabro was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #29 on the daily leaderboard. Tabro helps small cafes, restaurants, bars, and small venues launch a browser-based QR menu and table ordering flow without forcing guests to install an app. Guests scan a QR code, open the menu in their browser, browse dishes, place an order, or call a waiter. Staff see orders and waiter calls by table in real time. It is built for teams that want to start small: test one venue or a few tables first, validate the guest and staff flow, and then decide whether to roll it out further.
On the analytics side, Tabro competes within SaaS, Food & Drink and Operations — topics that collectively have 47.2k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Tabro performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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