Fill empty tables, automatically.
When your restaurant is quiet, Nowish offers a deal on your own website — and switches it off when you're busy. The owner sets the rules once.
Patent pending · Indian application 202611042136Real screens, from our demo restaurant.
Kiln House, Gurugram, is the restaurant we demo Nowish on. Its guests and figures are made up; the screens are the real thing.
01Today's offer, on your website
Whenever your rules allow an offer, a strip across the top of your site says what it is, and invites guests to ask.
02A private offer, at once
A guest says how many and when, with their first name, and gets a private, time-limited offer straight away. They accept it in My visits to get their code. When there's no offer, they're told so politely, with a way to book.
03Your rules, set once
Only when the floor is quiet. Food only, drinks excluded. Never on weekends. Never on your holidays — the national holidays are filled in for you to change.
04Every request, and what came of it
Today's requests, what was offered, accepted and redeemed, and what offer guests paid.
What it does
- Works at any time of day
- Private, time-limited offers
- Only when tables are empty — it pauses by itself when the floor fills
- Fully automatic, owner in control
- Off until the owner switches it on
What owners ask
Do I have to approve each offer?
No. Offers turn on and off by themselves, within your rules. You can change the rules, or switch it off, at any time.
What does a guest see when there's no offer?
A polite note that there is no offer right now, and a way to book a table.
Is Ask for Offer protected?
Patent pending: an Indian patent application for it has been filed. The IP notice has the details.
See Nowish in your restaurant.
Thirty minutes, at your place or on a call. We'll show it running on your own menu and tables.