Overview
Mesa turns every restaurant table into an independent digital session. The tablet starts the table, customers join through a QR code, the kitchen receives orders, and management monitors the operation in real time.
The standout is its session-based architecture, keeping multiple tables and connected devices isolated while synchronizing each operation instantly.
The Problem
Traditional restaurant ordering creates communication gaps between customers, waiters, kitchen staff, and management. Mesa replaces that fragmented flow with a shared real-time system where every table becomes its own operational channel.
Wins
Mesa goes beyond digital menus by connecting the entire restaurant operation in real time. Customers, tablets, kitchen staff, and management interact with the same session without leaking events or state between tables.
Tech Stack
Next.js
React
TypeScript
Socket.io
React Hooks
In-memory state
pnpm