WaiterButton puts the floor on a runner's wrist.
A guest taps once in the menu they already have open, and the call lands on your watch — with the table or room number, and how long they have been waiting. A buzz, a glance, and you know where to go. No taking a phone out of an apron with two plates in your hands.
When the kitchen marks an order ready, that lands too.
ONE TAP TO ANSWER
Tap "On my way" so the rest of the floor knows it is covered, and "Done" when it is. Two runners never walk to the same table.
KNOW WHAT THEY ASKED FOR
Every call arrives named — a waiter, the bill, water, room service. Whoever is closest can see what to bring before they start walking.
SET UP IN SECONDS
Show the code on your watch, scan it with a phone that is already signed in, and choose the venue. Or type a short pairing code instead. Nothing to configure, no account to create.
NO ACCOUNT, NO TRACKING
WaiterButton has no login and asks for no personal details. It holds one thing — the access for the venue it was paired to — and nothing else. It never asks for your location.
WORKS ON ITS OWN
A standalone Wear OS app. It does not need a companion app on a phone.
REQUIRES A MENUGPS VENUE
WaiterButton shows orders and service calls from a venue running MenuGPS ordering. Ask the owner to pair your watch.
Ready orders and guest calls on your wrist, without putting the plates down.