Live demo
Bot guests sit down, scan the table QR code and order from their phones. A bot cook works the kitchen display, a bot waiter serves, a bot cashier takes the card. The orders are real orders in Cenaly — you can open them in the demo admin.
These are real orders — open them in the demo admin → Same orders, same kitchen display: /orders and KDS of this demo venue.
This is an ordinary Cenaly venue with a menu, ten tables and a QR code on each table. The guests and the staff are bots: a program on our side opens the same web pages a real guest and a real waiter would open, and clicks through them.
A guest scans the table code, puts dishes in the cart and places the order. The order appears in the orders list, the cook starts and finishes it on the kitchen display, the waiter serves it, and the cashier closes the bill with a card payment at the till. Each step waits until the app confirms it, so what you see is what the restaurant really has.
The page shows the current state of the hall and refreshes every couple of seconds. Your buttons go into a shared queue: one hall and one state for every viewer.
Yes. Every order is created through the guest storefront and has the venue’s regular order number. You can open the demo admin of this venue and see the same orders in the orders list and on the kitchen display.
No. Guests, cook, waiter and cashier are bots. Nobody pays real money: the cashier records a card payment without a terminal and no fiscal receipt is issued.
The bots act through the real interface, and one step takes from a few seconds to half a minute. Your command is accepted at once; the hall changes with the next update.
If the venue stops sending updates for more than 15 seconds, the page shows it as closed. It reopens on its own.
The same QR ordering, orders list, kitchen display and till — for your café or restaurant.