Tickets sorted by wait, not by arrival
A KDS orders tickets by how long the table has actually waited — the top of the screen is always the next plate that matters. Printed rails can’t re-sort; screens do it continuously.
The floor knows when food is ready
One tap on the pass marks a plate ready, and the runner’s phone pings. No bell, no shouting over the extraction fan, no plate dying under the heat lamp.
Eighty-sixing that actually works
When the lamb runs out, mark it unavailable once — it vanishes from every guest menu in seconds. No more waiters selling a dish the kitchen stopped plating twenty minutes ago.
Numbers you can close the night on
A KDS timestamps everything: order to fire, fire to pass, pass to serve. That’s how you find the Friday bottleneck — with data, not vibes.
What hardware you need
On Zervoo: none you don’t own. The KDS runs in a browser on any tablet, spare laptop or wall screen. Setup is pointing a device at a URL.
Twenty minutes, your real menu, no card — book a demo and watch a Friday run calmer.
Book a demoasked first.
Can a KDS work with handwritten orders too?
Staff can key orders in from their phone — same screen, same queue as QR orders.
What happens if the internet drops?
Tickets already on screen stay; the queue re-syncs the moment the connection returns.