Customizable Foor Plan

Every restaurant is different. Round tops near the window, a six-top by the wall, a bar with stools, a private room for groups. Cookie-cutter floor plans don't fit, and waiting two weeks for a vendor to add one table is a joke.

The editor lets you build the room yourself. Drag tables in, rotate them, resize, rename. Add new tables when you bring more chairs. Move them when you rearrange for an event. Split a long table into two-tops for a busy lunch, then merge them back for dinner. Everything saves live — what the owner edits upstairs is what the host sees downstairs, immediately.

Assign a color to each area. Label each table with a number your staff actually uses. Shape rooms by dropping walls and dividers. No CAD skills required — if you can drag a file into a folder, you can build your floor plan.

When the layout matches the real venue, staff stop asking "which table is 12 again?" and guests stop being seated where they didn't expect.