Can the kitchen use an iPad?
Yes. The kitchen display is browser-based and designed for an iPad-friendly workflow.
Kitchen display system
A restaurant kitchen display system for clear, live tickets
TableTapHub turns guest orders into a focused kitchen board. Your team can review incoming tickets, see the table context, and mark dishes served without re-entering the order.
Kitchen visibility is an operations problem, not just a screen problem
- Tickets need to arrive with table and dish details intact so the kitchen is not guessing what the dining room needs.
- The active queue should be easy to scan during a rush, without depending on handwritten tickets.
- Order status needs to stay in sync with the guest and owner views as service moves forward.
Keep orders moving from the dining room to the pass
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1. Guests submit an order
An order created from a table QR code includes its table context and dish notes.
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2. The kitchen works from one board
The kitchen display groups live tickets into a simple, readable queue.
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3. Staff mark dishes served
Service updates are reflected in the connected workflow instead of being tracked separately.
Designed for the kitchen’s real workflow
- iPad-friendly kitchen stations
- Live order queues during busy service
- Restaurants that want table-aware tickets without a separate native app
Frequently asked questions
Are dish notes shown to the kitchen?
Yes. Guest-entered notes travel with the order ticket.
Does the kitchen display replace the owner dashboard?
No. The kitchen display is a focused operational view, while the owner dashboard manages the wider restaurant workspace.