WaiterBrain listens to the order at the table, drafts it for your POS, and lets your server confirm it with one tap. Fewer mistakes, faster tickets, no re-typing.
No new habits, no tablet in hand at the table. The order is ready to confirm by the time the server reaches the terminal.
A small clip-on mic and battery pack, built to last a full shift.
Speech is transcribed on a small computer inside the restaurant, not in the cloud.
The order is matched against your actual menu, with every modifier and substitution.
The server approves, edits, or discards the draft in the POS. Every edit makes it smarter.
Missed modifiers and mistyped items are the most expensive mistakes on a busy night. WaiterBrain catches what was actually said.
No walking back to re-type the order from memory. Confirm the draft and it's sent.
Matched to your menu item by item, including the nicknames your staff actually use.
Designed around Toast. Orders arrive as drafts where your staff already work. Toast API approval pending.
WaiterBrain uses a close-talk mic worn by the server and is built around the server's voice, not your guests' conversations. Guest audio is never used to identify anyone.
The finished system runs on a small computer on site, with no cloud dependency. During the pilot, audio is used only to test accuracy, and guests are notified. Pilot privacy notice.
Today WaiterBrain drafts the order. Next, it will know where that order belongs.
Map your floor plan once, edit it any time. Every table becomes a place WaiterBrain knows.
A small sensor knows which table a server is standing at while they take the order. No cameras.
The drafted order lands on the right table in your POS automatically. No picking the table, no tapping around.
We're working with a small number of restaurants to tune accuracy on real service. Say hello.