The pass sees what the floor sees — instantly
Every live party as a card in its course column, allergies impossible to miss, and a one-tap advance that updates the host stand the same second. Runs on any screen with a browser.
Built for the pass
- Course columns follow your venue's own configured sequence — two courses or five, drinks first or not.
- Each card shows the table, covers and elapsed time; the oldest parties rise to the top of every column.
- Structured allergy badges on every card — safety-critical data where the kitchen actually looks.
- Dark, glanceable layout sized for a wall screen or a tablet above the pass.
One state machine, two rooms
- Advancing a course from the kitchen moves the same guarded state machine the floor uses — no drift, no double entry.
- Websocket sync in under a second both directions, with a polling fallback if the network blips.
- A connected POS can drive the same states automatically — fired courses advance, closed checks mark paid.
- Physical states stay with the floor: only the host seats a party, only the busser clears a table.
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Common questions
What does the TableStack kitchen display show?
Every live party as a card in its course column, using the venue's own course sequence. Cards show the table, party size and minutes since seated, with allergy badges front and centre.
Can the kitchen advance a course in TableStack?
Yes. One tap on the card moves the party to the next course, and the floor view updates at the same moment — the pass and the floor always agree.
Does the TableStack kitchen display need special hardware?
No. It is a web page designed for any screen above the pass — dark, glanceable, and it updates live as the floor moves.