Reservations for independents.

ReMesa is our own reservations platform for independent restaurants, designed and built in-house and held invite-only while it opens in stages.

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What it is

A restaurant with 20 to 100 seats has two realistic choices: a platform built to charge it and keep the guest relationship, or a paper book. ReMesa is the third. Every guest profile belongs to the restaurant that earned it, and the software is built for a host who has thirty seconds between two tables.

Execution

What it does

ReMesa is our own reservations platform for independent restaurants, designed and built in-house and held invite-only while it opens in stages.

A live availability engine

Every slot a guest sees is computed on the spot from opening hours, special dates, sections, tables, seating duration and the bookings already in place, then checked again before the booking is saved. Two guests can never take the same table.

A widget that embeds with one snippet

One tag puts the booking flow on any restaurant site, in five languages detected automatically, with a waitlist when a service is full. The page and the branding stay the restaurant's.

A floor plan in three views

Tables placed and walls drawn on a canvas, a live service view of what is seated, free and reserved, and a compact version inside the reservation panel for assigning a table without leaving it.

A guest profile that builds itself

Every booking creates or updates a profile: visits, no-shows, allergies, dietary notes, and the restaurant's own tags. The counts never need typing.

No-show protection

A reminder the day before. A deposit that is held rather than taken: released when the party sits down, charged only on a no-show. A waitlist that offers a cancelled table to the next guest.

A written briefing every morning

The day's reservations summarised for the manager, a score that flags regulars going quiet, and a thank-you with a review request after the visit.

Who runs it

We do. ReMesa was designed and built in-house in five weeks in spring 2026, and it has been invite-only since 25 June 2026: nobody is sold to yet, and every request for access is read by a person.

The full story of the build, the decisions and where it stands: Read the ReMesa case study

The studio behind it

Built here, run here.

We build our own software for the same reason we build yours properly: because the thing that has to keep working after launch is the thing worth getting right.