Guests, remembered
Remember every guest, without asking twice.
A great night is measured in the details you notice. The nut allergy caught before the canape goes out, the anniversary written on the menu, the returning couple you greet by name. Boketta puts every one of those details on your list before you set the room.
Why it happens
Guest details live everywhere, and nowhere
Details get lost between DMs
A message about the peanut allergy on Instagram, the anniversary told over the phone, the pescatarian in the WhatsApp thread. By service night, none of it is in one place.
Spreadsheets forget by Monday
You type it in for tonight, and next month the same guest books again as if you had never met. Every visit starts from zero, for you and for them.
New staff have no memory of the room
The person at the pass tonight was not there last time. Without a guest list that carries the small things, everyone starts guessing at the door.
The fix
One list, every detail, ready for service
Preferences are captured at checkout, alongside the payment that holds the seat. By the time you open the guest list, the room is already sorted: who is celebrating, what they can eat, and what you should probably ask about at the door.
- ✓Ask only the questions that matter to your night
- ✓Allergies, dietary notes and occasions on the guest list, not in a DM
- ✓Every guest arrives already known to whoever is on the floor
How it works
Three steps to a night that feels personal
Decide what you want to know
Keep the defaults for dietary notes and occasions, switch them off, or add your own questions. Only what matters to your night, nothing that does not.
Guests answer at checkout
They fill it in once, as part of paying. No follow-up email, no chasing down an allergy the day before service.
Arrive already knowing the room
Every guest is on the list with their details, ready for the pass and the floor. The night feels personal because it is.
Host a night your guests will feel remembered at.
Publish a branded experience, ask the questions that matter to you, and walk into service with a guest list you can actually use.