Scan · search · seated
One QR code on a sign. Guests search their name — typos and nicknames welcome — and get a map of the room with their table glowing, a path from the door, and directions in plain words: “second table on your left as you walk in.”

Live — go ahead, tap it. Search “Liz” or “Lakshmy”.
Why hosts pick it
Every guest asks two things: “which table am I at?” and then, standing in the doorway, “…and where is that?” Most tools stop at the first.
Your table glows on a map of the room, with a drawn path from the entrance and a one-sentence direction generated from your actual floor layout.
“Liz” finds Elizabeth. “Subramanium” finds Subramanian. Whole parties appear together, so grandparents find the family in one tap.
After one load the page keeps working with no signal at all — and you can print a backup list from the same data, updated to the morning of.
How it works
CSV or Excel straight from your planning spreadsheet, or type names in. Parties stay together.
Drop numbered tables on a canvas, mark the entrance and the dance floor. Two minutes, no floor-plan software.
Put it on a sign at the entrance. It never changes — edit the list up to the morning of.
No app, no sign-in. Search, see the map, sit down. Under twenty seconds.
On the welcome table
One click turns your live chart into everything the venue needs on paper — no design work, always in sync with your latest edits.
A real one — scan it and you’re at the demo.
Pricing
Every feature is included on both — the map, the languages, the printables. No subscription, ever.