The AI manager for your restaurant floor.

Maître’d sees every table in real time, catches the service failures a manager would otherwise have to spot, and tells your team who needs to do what, before the guest notices.

Dining room, Friday 7:42pm42 of 48 seats occupied
Dining room floor plan, Friday 7:42pmTop-down plan of the dining room, Friday 7:42pm, 42 of 48 seats occupied. 10 tables across sections A and B, with a bar along the top edge and the kitchen pass to the right. Maître'd is flagging 3: Table 14, seated four minutes ago with no server contact; Table 22, uncleared nine minutes after the guests left; Table 25, clean and ready while parties wait.BarKitchen / passSection ASection B111214144m15162122229m23242525ready

Your POS knows the order. It doesn’t know the room.

Reservation, kitchen, and labor systems each hold one slice of the shift. Nothing holds the floor itself, so the manager becomes the human integration layer: walking the room, reading tables, filling the gap between what the software says and what is actually happening. Maître’d replaces that stitching with a sensing system built for the dining room.

Recover lost turns

A clean, open table with a waiting list is revenue leaving the building. Maître’d flags it the second it clears.

Catch service failures

Ungreeted tables, slow clearing, a section drifting off pace. All surfaced while there is still time to fix them.

Reconcile floor and software

When the reservation system says seated and the table says otherwise, someone hears about it immediately.


AI on live video, table by table.

A few cameras per dining room send live video to a computer in your back office, where AI turns it into table state: who is seated, who has been greeted, which tables are clean, which sections are running behind. It reads that against your POS, reservation, and kitchen data, so the floor plan reflects the room as it actually is.

Why video

Transaction data tells you an order was entered. It cannot tell you a table has been seated four minutes with nobody back to it, or that a clean table is sitting empty while parties wait.

What your team does

Nothing different. No app to open, no button to press, no training. Installation takes an afternoon and the floor keeps running through it.

What it connects to

Your POS, reservation, and kitchen systems. Who is working which section comes from your schedule, so it can route work without guessing.

It starts as a copilot. It becomes a shift manager.

Every location begins in shadow mode, watching and reporting only. Switching it live changes the timing, not the judgment. The same reads reach your manager during the shift, while the table can still be recovered. As the floor data proves out, Maître’d takes on more of the loop.

  1. Live today

    1. Observe

      Reads the room continuously

    2. Understand

      Knows each table’s state

    3. Prioritize

      Ranks what to fix first

  2. In pilot

    1. Delegate

      Routes the task to a person

  3. Next

    1. Verify

      Confirms the work got done

See what it catches on your floor.

Run it for a month, count the covers you got back, then decide how far to take it.

Installation takes an afternoon per location and does not interrupt service.

We reply within one business day and can usually be on your floor the following week.