Captive WiFi

Captive WiFi The customer engagement platform that's designed perfectly for your hospitality business

30/09/2026

Say goodbye to the Franken-system 🧟 Joe from Syrve on one ePOS for QSRs going global, with inventory, payments, labour scheduling and loyalty all in one place. One-minute pitch from day two at Hospitality Tech Expo πŸŽ™οΈ

30/09/2026

Tills that new starters can pick up fast, plus a very good-looking kiosk ✨ Oliver from Kurve on full-stack EPOS for QSRs and multi-site brands, from tills and KDS to QR and click-and-collect ordering. One-minute pitch from day two at Hospitality Tech Expo πŸŽ™οΈ

30/09/2026

One platform, fewer logins and room for the tools you love πŸ’‘ David from Square on payments, POS, loyalty, KDS and online ordering, plus an open API that plugs into the rest of your stack. Day two at Hospitality Tech Expo πŸŽ™οΈ

30/09/2026

Your data is already there, the hard part is making sense of it πŸ’‘ Matt from Distil on bringing hospitality data together for customer and operational insight, with AI built in from the ground up. One-minute pitch from day two at Hospitality Tech Expo πŸŽ™οΈ

30/09/2026

Independent, UK-based and going for more than 20 years πŸ’‘ Jamie from WRS on EPOS, self-serve kiosks, KDS screens, transparent pricing and no pressured sales, plus a look at the Itsu kiosk. One-minute pitch from day two at Hospitality Tech Expo πŸŽ™οΈ

30/09/2026

New diners are great, but regulars are the business πŸ’‘ Will from SevenRooms on being "guest obsessed, operator first" and turning first visits into repeat ones. One-minute pitch from day two at Hospitality Tech Expo πŸŽ™οΈ

29/09/2026

Live music fills the pub, but paying for it can drain the finance team 🎢 Jez from Surreal on helping pubcos manage entertainment bookings, payments and promotion, now expanding in the UK. One-minute pitch from day one at Hospitality Tech Expo πŸŽ™οΈ

29/09/2026

Last year, Eve and Alana from Served were talking about maybe having a stand one day.

This year, they have one.

Day one at Hospitality Tech Expo, and both of them gave me their one-minute pitch at the end of a very long day. πŸŽ™οΈ

Served work with restaurants to manage all their allergen, nutritional and dietary information.

They turn it into guest-facing menus, so guests can enter their allergies or dietary requirements and see what's safe for them to eat.

They launched with Dishoom last August.

Since then, Hawksmoor, Sushido, The Roof Gardens and Marketplace have followed.

As of last week, Served has been used over 500,000 times, with launches in America, Australia and Greece, plus multilingual and multi-legislation features.

"We can't believe we've got a stand this year." ❀️

That's the bit that stays with me.

Every one of those 500,000 uses is a guest who checked for themselves before ordering.

For someone with an allergy, that's the difference between feeling anxious and feeling looked after.

How confident are your guests when they order around an allergy?

29/09/2026

The tech is great, but it's nothing without the people behind it πŸ’‘ Alex from Hops on helping multi-site operators with inventory and finance, led by a team of ex-operators. One-minute pitch from day one at Hospitality Tech Expo πŸŽ™οΈ

29/09/2026

Your numbers show a labour spike, but only your GM knows the dishwasher broke πŸ’‘ Christian from Tenzo on capturing the "why" during the shift and feeding it into AI with the rest of your data. One-minute pitch from day one at Hospitality Tech Expo πŸŽ™οΈ

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