A waitlist your host can actually run during service.

Seatd organizes waiting, checked-in, held, ready, Express, seated, removed, and cancelled guests so the host can see who is still physically waiting.

Built for the real waitlist lifecycle

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Express guests stay above standard guests while staff controls final seating.

Express

Party 29

4 top

~10 min

Checked in

Miller Party

4 top

Table 6

Waiting

Rivera Party

2 top

18 min

Ready

Chen Party

6 top

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Holding a table should not make a guest disappear. Seatd keeps held and protected guests visible until they are actually seated.

Example: Miller Party can be held for Table 6 and still stay visible to both the waitlist and host stand.

Express guests are grouped above standard guests, with priority language that does not promise an instant table.

Example: Express Party 29 appears above the standard waitlist but still waits for a qualifying table.

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