A restaurant CRM your menu fills in. Your regulars, by name.

A restaurant CRM keeps a record of each customer: who they are, how often they come and what they like. Most need your staff to type it in. tamr fills it from what customers already do on your menu: the questions they ask the AI waiter, the dishes they save, their bookings and the orders they send from the table. Your team adds notes, tags and the VIP star on top.

No. Customers install nothing: they open your menu from the code on the table or your link in bio. tamr remembers a returning phone on its own, so visits add up without anyone signing in. Customers who want to keep their saved dishes and chats sign in with a six digit code sent on WhatsApp, and you then see their first name and number.

Open Gone quiet in tamr's Customers screen. It lists, by name, the regulars nobody has seen for 60 days or more, with how long it has been. Above the lists, Worth a message today counts regulars gone quiet and birthdays in the next two weeks, and each count opens a WhatsApp campaign with the list chosen and a message written.

Yes. tamr's AI waiter replies in whatever language the customer writes in, Arabic and Arabizi included, and those conversations go on the customer's profile like any other visit. Customers write the way they talk, in Beirut, Dubai or Riyadh, and you read their questions word for word on your dashboard.

No. One tamr sign-in works at every tamr restaurant, but each restaurant sees only what happened at its own venues. You never learn where else a customer eats. Customers keep their own dishes and chats in My tamr, and they can sign out or delete their account whenever they want.

No. On the House is tamr's loyalty program without points, stamps or members. tamr spots moments worth a gesture, like a 10th visit, a birthday week or a regular back after 45 days away, and suggests one from your own list. Nothing reaches the customer until your team presses Give it. Then it shows on their phone and someone brings it to the table.

You choose what you give and what each gesture costs, which moments count, and a weekly limit and budget. On the House starts with at most 10 gestures a week, the same customer no more than once every 30 days and 4 times a year, and no alcohol. tamr also leaves 1 eligible customer in 10 alone, so you can compare return visits.

Every tamr plan builds the customer list and lets customers sign in. Names, numbers, each customer's full history and On the House are part of Pro. See the pricing page for what each plan includes, or book a demo and we will walk you through it on a real menu.