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TableAI
Restaurant operations on WhatsApp. No app to install.
TableAI is a WhatsApp-first operations tool for small restaurants. Text sales, inventory, and staff updates; get a briefing every morning at 7am. Free during early access. Built as a lightweight alternative to Toast, Square, and Clover.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Nangyal, founder of TableAI. Building this because most small restaurants don't need what full POS systems are selling.
Toast is $500-1,500/month. Square for Restaurants is $60+/month plus hardware. Meanwhile, the corner café, food truck, or family bistro is running operations informally — WhatsApp messages to staff, sales in a notebook, inventory in the owner's head.
TableAI turns the WhatsApp thread that restaurants already use into a real operations layer. Text what happened; get a briefing at 7am the next morning. No new app, no dashboard, no staff training.
Currently in free early access, working with a few restaurants directly. Would love feedback from anyone in the restaurant/hospitality tech space — what am I missing?
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About TableAI on Product Hunt
“Restaurant operations on WhatsApp. No app to install.”
TableAI was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #109 on the daily leaderboard. TableAI is a WhatsApp-first operations tool for small restaurants. Text sales, inventory, and staff updates; get a briefing every morning at 7am. Free during early access. Built as a lightweight alternative to Toast, Square, and Clover.
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