Reservation system on your website. Customer reservations on your site.
A Reservations button on the WordPress you already run. Guests tap it, open your calendar, see what’s actually open, pick a time, and send the booking to you. You confirm. The table is yours to run.
When they book, the calendar asks for name, email, and phone. That list lives in your house — not a vendor portal. Your database. Your marketing.
From there you can text when the table’s ready, send a local guide, and work the guest the way OpenTable, Resy, and Tock do — on your site, under your name, in your control.


















