Reflex for Restaurants · Early access

See which tables are free, taken, or waiting to be reset

Reflex watches the dining-room cameras you already have and keeps a live floor plan of every table it can see. When guests leave, your staff gets the clip and confirms the table is ready.

Reflex for Restaurants product concept: a dining-room floor plan with eight tables, the camera view with each table outlined and labelled, and the event for Table 05, vacated and waiting to be reset
Product concept. Simulated footage, not a customer site.
Restaurant dining room with tables outlined, one left with used platesSimulated footage

Example scenario

A table waiting to be reset

Guests have left and the table still needs clearing. Staff get the clip and confirm when it is ready.

How it works

  1. Connect your cameras

    Reflex works with your existing IP cameras over RTSP. We set up the tables and zones with you.

  2. Reflex marks each table

    Occupied, vacant or needs reset, with the clip and the time it changed.

  3. Your staff confirms

    A table becomes ready only when someone on your team confirms it.

Five states, not two

  • Occupied

    Guests are seated.

  • Vacant

    Guests have left.

  • Needs reset

    Plates or glasses are still on the table.

  • Ready

    Confirmed by your staff.

  • Unknown

    The table is blocked from view. Reflex says so instead of guessing.

Early access

Early access is open to a small number of restaurants. Tell us about your dining room and cameras, and we'll check whether Reflex can see your tables.

Request a demo

Questions

Do I need new cameras?

No. Reflex works with existing IP cameras that can stream over RTSP. Each table needs to be visible to a camera.

Does Reflex recognize faces?

No. Reflex looks at tables, not at who sits at them.

Does it connect to my POS or reservations?

Not today. Reflex shows table status from video; your team stays in control of seating.

What happens when a table is hidden?

Reflex marks it Unknown until the view is clear.