hostbook

Guests & waitlist

Put guest memory inside the service flow.

Phone-first profiles bring visit history, preferences, allergies, occasions, notes, messaging, waitlist activity, and duplicates into one usable record.

A host greeting a family at the restaurant entrance

What changes

Recognition works when the context appears before staff have to ask for it.

Hostbook places guest memory next to reservations and tables, so the profile supports the welcome instead of becoming another database to maintain.

See the relationship, not just the next booking

Visits, cancellations, no-shows, tables, party sizes, and internal notes stay connected to the guest.

Make important details difficult to miss

Surface allergy information, VIP status, preferences, occasions, and service notes where hosts are already working.

Run walk-ins and waitlist from the same room

Quote waits, send table-ready messages, seat from the list, or place an anonymous walk-in directly on a table.

Keep the record clean

Review possible duplicate profiles and merge them without losing linked reservations or waitlist history.

Guests dining together in a restaurant

Built for service

Hospitality feels personal when the useful details arrive at the right moment.

Hostbook keeps operational detail behind a clear interface, so staff can focus on the guest and the room.

Included

Detailed where it matters.

Phone-first guest search

Visit history

Allergies and dietary notes

VIP and custom tags

Birthday and anniversary fields

Preferences and internal notes

Guest message history

Duplicate merge

Waitlist and walk-ins

Table-ready messaging

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