01 / A dining room comes alive
One service.So much to notice.
Guests arrive. Dishes go out. Every table moves at its own pace.
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01 / A dining room comes alive
Guests arrive. Dishes go out. Every table moves at its own pace.
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02 / An unseen wait
The guests are seated. They are still waiting for that first moment of attention.
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03 / The reality of service
A greeting, an order, a bill. Service calls for a shared view of what needs attention.
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04 / The Kelna view
The same room. Clear priorities. At the pass, everyone can see where attention is needed.
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05 / One gesture, a shared update
In the pilot, a founder records service stages on a tablet. The pass reflects the new situation.
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06 / The art of good service
A screen at the pass. A tablet on the floor. Every table stays in view.
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Private invitation
Let’s talk about your dining room, your rhythm and what deserves more attention.
After our conversation, your personal invitation.
How the pilot works
A Kelna founder records service stages on a tablet. A screen at the pass shares priorities with the team. The current pilot works without cameras.
A Kelna founder records service stages on a tablet. A screen at the pass shows the floor plan and tables waiting for attention. The pilot helps us test its usefulness with the team.
No. The current pilot works without cameras. Local detection is being considered for a later phase, after the concept has been validated; it is not available today.
Request access by emailing contact@kelna.fr with your restaurant’s name and city. After an initial conversation, we’ll send you a personal invitation to explore Kelna in your private workspace. We’ll discuss the conditions of a pilot in your restaurant together.