Order from the table. Scan, browse and order. No app to install.

Order from the table. Scan, browse and order. No app to install.

An AI waiter that talks. In the guest’s own language.

Self-order kiosks. Guests order and pay on their own, so the queue moves.

The kitchen sees it instantly. Every order, every station, live.

mada and Apple Pay. With ZATCA e-invoicing built in.

Every branch on one screen. Sales, menus and staff in the owner dashboard.

Most restaurants juggle a paper menu, a booking tool and a till that doesn’t talk to the kitchen. tap&eat puts guests, staff, the kitchen and the back office on one system.



Guests order from their own phone.
Staff add the rest at the counter, with every dish in photos, and every order lands in one place.
Every guest, staff and owner touchpoint, on one system.
Guests scan the table and see the live menu.
Dishes appear in 3D on the table before anyone orders.
Or guests just ask, out loud, in their own language.
At the counter, kiosks take the order and the payment.
mada, Apple Pay or card, with a ZATCA e-invoice.
The kitchen sees every order the moment it lands.
Staff run the floor, the tables and the bills from the POS.
Reservations arrive with pre-orders and deposits.
And the owner sees all of it, live, from the office.
Sales, orders, menus and branches in one view, on any browser.
Everything an owner needs to run the business.
Orders, revenue, prep times and how guests pay, for today, this week or the last 90 days.
Recipes deduct ingredients as dishes sell. Purchase orders, batches, expiry dates and waste are all tracked.
Floor plans and reservations, with pre-orders and deposits taken at booking.
Guests talk to the menu in whatever language they speak. The AI waiter understands around 99 languages, answers in the same one, recommends dishes and builds the order, in the tap&eat app and on the web.

Listening.Hold to speak, in any language.

Answering.It replies in the same language, from the restaurant’s own menu.

Suggesting.Dishes appear as cards, with a warning if they clash with the guest’s allergies.
What guests see at the table, live in tap&eat restaurants today.
Calories, protein, carbs and fat, the walking time to burn it off, and allergens such as gluten, nuts and dairy. Guests save their allergies once, and the AI waiter warns them.

Dishes in 3D and augmented reality, right on the table.

Arabic, English, Spanish, German, Chinese, Hindi, Malay, Urdu and Tagalog, for residents and visitors alike.

Right to left, from the menu to the bill.

Signed invoices, QR codes and reporting for both B2C and B2B sales, built into the platform.
Local payments at the table, at the kiosk and at the till.
Calories on every dish, with the daily calorie guidance that SFDA asks restaurant menus to show.
Receipts print in clear Arabic on the thermal printers restaurants already use, such as Sunmi and Xprinter.
And food complexes, where one menu link serves every restaurant inside.

Restaurants

Coffee shops

Bars and lounges

Hotels

Food trucks

Events and pop-ups
Restaurants start free and upgrade as they grow. tap&eat earns from subscriptions, add-ons, payments and AI.
Free
One restaurant and one branch, to get going.
SAR 259 /month
Up to five branches, with inventory. SAR 2,899 a year.
SAR 559 /month
Up to five restaurants with ten branches each, and advanced inventory. SAR 4,999 a year.
First year free
For restaurants that take their payments through tap&eat.
Monthly and yearly plans.
Extra features and branches, from SAR 19.95 a month.
A fee on orders and bookings paid through tap&eat.
Prepaid credits for the AI waiter, charged by use.
tap&eat is raising its Series A. Register your interest and the hads_ team will get in touch to talk through the round.
SAR 10 million
Fueling the next phase of growth: Saudi expansion through technology, commercial growth and operational excellence.
Non-binding. No payment is taken on this site. Takes about a minute. How rounds work
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Book any space: by the hour, the night or the year.
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Yes. Restaurants in Riyadh take orders through tap&eat today. Six apps are live: the guest app, the POS and the iPad kiosk on the App Store, the POS for Android on Google Play, ordering on the web with nothing to install, and the owner dashboard.
Restaurants, coffee shops, bars and lounges, hotels, food trucks, events and food complexes, from a single venue to groups with many branches.
Through monthly and yearly subscriptions, paid add-ons and extra branches, a fee on payments processed through tap&eat, and prepaid credits for the AI waiter.
Yes. tap&eat includes ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing, with signed invoices, QR codes and reporting for B2C and B2B sales.
tap&eat is designed, built and run by hads_, a Saudi product studio that creates, develops and launches its own digital products.
Register your interest with the form on this page. The hads_ team will get in touch to talk through the round and its terms.
No. It only tells us you’d like to hear more. No payment is taken on this site, and nothing on this page is an offer of securities.