Reservation Request Line
Requests still arrive by text, favor, guest memory, and a manager who knows who to ask.
What are you still solving with texts, spreadsheets, and memory?
Let us know what you're struggling withNot a feature request board. Not a public roadmap. A place to send the recurring work restaurants still hold together by hand.
Restaurants are full of small systems held together manually:
reservation favors, opening staffing, vendor calls, event coordination, shift swaps, regulars, pricing memory, candidate referrals, pre-service notes.
Some of them should stay human.
Some deserve quieter infrastructure underneath them.
The Lab is where those systems begin.
Requests still arrive by text, favor, guest memory, and a manager who knows who to ask.
New rooms produce the same questions every morning: staffing, covers, pacing, vendors, and who is carrying what.
Private events move through emails, deposits, menu edits, floor plans, and the person who remembers the last call.
Good people still disappear between Craigslist posts, manager texts, and old staff group chats.
Prices change before anyone has time to decide whether the change matters.
Operators do not need another dashboard. They need the one thing worth knowing before doors.
Relish does not build random software.
We build systems that:
Who knows the guest, vendor, candidate, or regular already?
Where did this price, schedule, note, or decision last change?
Which manager is holding the workflow together by memory?
What will break if that person is off tomorrow?