Tabro helps small cafes, restaurants, bars, and small venues launch a browser-based QR menu and table ordering flow without forcing guests to install an app. Guests scan a QR code, open the menu in their browser, browse dishes, place an order, or call a waiter. Staff see orders and waiter calls by table in real time. It is built for teams that want to start small: test one venue or a few tables first, validate the guest and staff flow, and then decide whether to roll it out further.
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Hi Product Hunt!
I am building Tabro because many small restaurants do not need a huge POS rollout just to test a better table service flow.
With Tabro, a restaurant can start with a browser-based QR menu, then add table ordering, waiter calls, staff table view, and basic reports. Guests do not install an app. They scan a QR code, open the menu, place an order, or call a waiter from their phone.
The main idea is to make the first pilot small and practical: one venue, or even just 2-3 tables, before a wider rollout.
I would love feedback on:
1. Whether the demo flow is clear.
2. Which restaurant use case feels strongest: QR menu, table ordering, or waiter calls.
3. What would make you trust this enough to test it in a real venue.
Live demo: https://tabro.app/demo
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Love that it skips the app install step, that's honestly the biggest friction point. One thing I'd want as a small venue owner is a simple end-of-day sales export to CSV or straight into common accounting tools like Xero. Right now I'd still be stuck manually typing totals into a spreadsheet at closing time.
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@muammerida25618 I thing we can implement CVS export for different instruments
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tested it on a fake menu for my home dinner and the no-app flow is genuinely smooth, like guests just scan and order without friction
Finally a QR ordering tool that doesn't demand an app download, the browser flow actually loads fast and the live table view for staff looks pretty painless to set up.
Love that it skips the app install step, that's honestly the biggest friction point. One thing I'd want as a small venue owner is a simple end-of-day sales export to CSV or straight into common accounting tools like Xero. Right now I'd still be stuck manually typing totals into a spreadsheet at closing time.
@muammerida25618 I thing we can implement CVS export for different instruments
tested it on a fake menu for my home dinner and the no-app flow is genuinely smooth, like guests just scan and order without friction
@fatmazaytr9gjw thanks for feedback
Finally a QR ordering tool that doesn't demand an app download, the browser flow actually loads fast and the live table view for staff looks pretty painless to set up.
@recepbatzg78 thanks for feedback