Kitchen Display

Your kitchen and your tickets,
in sync in real time

The second an order is placed, it lands on the line. Tickets move from new to cooking to ready, route to the right station on their own, and an expediter sees the whole board at once. Turn any screen you already own into a kitchen display — no special hardware to buy.

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Works on any screen Live the moment an order is placed
Your kitchen and your tickets,

A calmer line, in real time

No printer jams, no shouting tickets across the pass, no $2,000 screen to buy. Just orders, where your cooks can see them, the moment they come in.

Any screen becomes a display

Open the kitchen page on a tablet, an old phone, or the computer in the back, enter a 6-digit code from your dashboard, and that screen is now a kitchen display. Set up as many as you want.

Everything lands in the right place

Each order routes itself to the station or menu section that should cook it. The grill sees grill items, the bar sees drinks, and your expediter sees it all in one place.

Rush it or pull it back

When a table is waiting, mark the order rush and it jumps to the front. Bumped a ticket too early? Recall it back to the line in one tap, with a record of the change.

Fire & Flow

Orders fire to the line the moment they're placed

Whether a diner orders from their phone or a server rings it in, the ticket appears on the kitchen display right away — no printer, no delay. Each ticket flows from new to cooking to ready as your cooks tap through it, and a new-order chime keeps anything from slipping by.

  • New tickets appear instantly, with a chime
  • Tap through: new, cooking, ready
  • Order numbers, table labels, and notes shown
  • Tickets age-color from green to red
Smart Routing

Every ticket finds the right station

Tell each display which menu sections or kitchen stations it handles, and orders sort themselves the moment they come in. An item that two stations touch shows up on both, and each ticket notes which other stations are working the same order so the line stays in step.

  • Route by menu section or kitchen station
  • One item can show on two stations
  • See which other stations share the order
  • Create and rename stations anytime
Expedite & Recall

An expediter who sees everything

Set one screen as the expediter and it shows every ticket across every station, so someone is always watching the whole board and calling the pass. When a table is waiting, rush the order to the front; if a ticket got bumped too soon, recall it back to the line in a tap.

  • Expediter view shows every station
  • Mark an order rush to jump the queue
  • Recall a bumped ticket back to the line
  • Order auto-marks ready when all tickets are

Common questions

What hardware do I need to run a kitchen display? +
None that's special. The kitchen display runs in any modern browser, so a tablet, a spare phone, or the computer you already keep in the back all work. Open the kitchen page on that device, enter the 6-digit code shown in your owner dashboard, and the screen becomes a display. There's nothing to install and nothing to buy.
How do orders get to the kitchen? +
The moment an order is placed — by a diner on their phone or a server in the staff app — it appears on the display in real time. There's no printer in the loop. Each ticket starts as new, moves to cooking when a cook starts it, and to ready when it's done; when every ticket for an order is ready, the order marks itself ready automatically.
Can I send different items to different stations? +
Yes. You set up stations like grill, fry, or bar, and assign each display the menu sections or stations it should handle. Orders then route themselves to the right screens. If one item belongs to two stations it shows on both, and each ticket lists the other stations working the same order so plating stays coordinated. One screen can be set as the expediter to see everything at once.
Can I fix a ticket the kitchen marked too early, or rush a slow one? +
Both. If a ticket gets bumped to ready before it should have, recall it back to the line in a tap — and the change is recorded. When a table has been waiting, mark the order rush and it moves to the front of the queue so the line knows to push it. The kitchen display is built for the messy reality of a busy service, not just the happy path.

Give your kitchen a screen it deserves

Start free, then turn on the kitchen display when you're ready to take orders. Any screen you already own will do.

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