It answers every call and remembers every guest — an AI staff layer that costs less than one hire, and never resigns.
Your host is seating a six-top. The kitchen is calling out an 86. And the phone is ringing.
It's a regular — calling to book her anniversary dinner. It rings. And rings. No one picks up.
She books somewhere else. You'll never know she called.
This happens every night, in every great restaurant in India.
The booking lands on your manager's Telegram for one-tap confirmation. Priya's preferences are saved — for this visit, and every one after.
The front-of-house that answers every call.
Books tables, answers menu and dietary questions, and recognises returning guests by number — in natural English and Hinglish, 24/7. Your manager confirms every booking with one tap on Telegram.
India books over the phone, not through apps. Senior meets your guests exactly where they already are.
Tuned for Indian accents and natural code-switching — not an American bot with an accent problem.
Aggregators own your delivery customers. Senior builds a first-party guest memory that belongs to you.
Real guests. Real reservations. Real dinner rushes.
A caller asked a routine FAQ. Senior answered it, suggested the dish, and converted the call into an order on the spot.
A large party called during the rush — the kind of call that usually rings out. Senior captured it end to end: a table worth ₹35,000.
India's restaurants run on phone calls, yet no India-first voice infrastructure exists for the segment. Senior starts at the highest-intent touchpoint — the call — and compounds into the system of record for guests, menus and money.
Less than one front-desk hire. Plans depend on call volume — book a demo and we'll quote in fifteen minutes.
Yes. Your number stays the same; calls simply route to Senior. Guests notice nothing except that someone finally picks up.
It hands off gracefully — the guest is told the manager will call back, and your manager is pinged instantly on Telegram with full context.
Natural English and Hinglish today, tuned for Indian accents and code-switching. More Indian languages are on the roadmap.
You do. Names, preferences, occasions, allergies — it's your restaurant's first-party guest memory, exportable anytime.
Book a demo — Senior will answer.