No waiting for a waiter
The order goes to the kitchen the minute the guest sits down. Tea and bread arrive in 2 minutes. The waiter only carries plates.
laTable
laTable — the restaurant table ordering tablet that works without a waiter
The guest sits down, flips through the menu, adds plov and shashlik to the cart and sends the order. It lands on the POS and the kitchen ticket prints. Payment and calling a waiter are one tap away. A 12-table cafe in Tashkent pays UZS 1,200,000 a month for 12 tablets.
Who it's for
Cafes, restaurants and choyxonas with 8–40 tables. Especially the ones where one waiter covers 10 tables on a Friday night.
Facts
- Platform
- iPadOS 17+ or Android 11+, kiosk mode
- Connection
- Local Wi-Fi only. Auto-discovers laBranch or laBoard. No internet required.
- Requires
- laBranch (a Windows 10/11 64-bit POS PC) or a laBoard tablet on site
- Price
- UZS 100,000/month per tablet + branch base UZS 500,000/month. No plans, pay only for what you use.
- Payments
- Payme, Click, UzQR, laPay (one QR for Payme/Click/Paylov/Uzum/card)
- POS
- iiko (full two-way sync), r_keeper (live, modifiers coming soon)
- Languages
- Uzbek, Russian, English on every dish
- Device control
- 6-letter pairing code, battery every 60 s, remote disconnect
What you get
A tablet on the table: guests order, pay and call the waiter themselves.
Zero order mistakes
Guests pick exactly what they want: "3 shashlik, one lean". Modifiers with min/max. The "I never ordered that" argument is gone.
Photos, video, 3 languages, nutrition
Every dish has a photo, GIF or video. Names and descriptions in Uzbek, Russian and English. Calories, protein, fat, carbs, grams.
Keeps working when the internet drops
The tablet talks to laBranch over local Wi-Fi only. When the ISP goes down, orders still reach the POS and sync to the cloud later.
Straight to the POS and the kitchen
Orders reach iiko or r_keeper through laBranch. Receipts and kitchen tickets print as usual. Live stop-list: a sold-out dish disappears from the menu.
Device fleet under control
Each tablet pairs with a 6-letter code. Battery level shows in the admin panel every 60 seconds. Disconnect any device remotely.
How it works
How it works
- 01
Prepare the tablet
iPad (iPadOS 17+) or Android (11+). Install laTable and turn on kiosk mode so guests cannot leave the app.
- 02
Pair with a 6-letter code
Add a device in the admin panel, get a code, type it on the tablet. Pick the hall and table: "Terrace, table 7".
- 03
Finds the POS over Wi-Fi by itself
The tablet auto-discovers laBranch (the Windows POS) or laBoard on the local network. No IP addresses to type.
- 04
The guest orders
Menu, cart, order, payment (Payme, Click, UzQR, laPay), call a waiter. Everything shows on the POS and the kitchen ticket prints.
Coming soon
- Automatic cashback and promo-code checks at checkout — today the cashier applies them by hand.
Questions & answers
How much does laTable cost?
UZS 100,000 per tablet per month, plus the branch base of UZS 500,000 per month (once per active branch). 12 tables = 12 × 100,000 + 500,000 = UZS 1,700,000 a month. No plans or packages.
Does it work with iiko?
Yes, fully. The plugin runs inside iikoFront: create, add to, pay and close orders, print receipts and kitchen tickets, sync the stop-list. laCafe does not replace iiko, it adds a guest layer on top. r_keeper also works (RK7 XML API); modifiers are coming.
What happens when the internet goes down?
Nothing. The tablet talks to laBranch over local Wi-Fi; the internet is not involved. Orders reach the POS, receipts print. Everything syncs to the cloud once the connection is back.
How many tablets can I connect?
No limit. One per table, two on a big table. Each shows in the admin panel with its hall, table, battery and last activity.
Which tablet should I buy?
Any iPad on iPadOS 17+ or an Android tablet on Android 11+. No need for the latest model. Get a stand case and run the charging cable under the table.
Which languages does the menu support?
Uzbek, Russian and English. Each dish has a name and description in all three. The guest picks a language on the first screen.
Can guests pay on the tablet?
Yes. Payme, Click, UzQR or a laPay QR that the guest scans with their own phone. For cash or card, they request the bill and the waiter closes it.
Connect your first table today.
Write to us on Telegram or email — we'll set up a demo with your own menu within a day.