No more names shouted at the bar: the café calls the phone

In a coffee shop the morning rush lasts twenty minutes and everything happens at the bar. Drinks pile up, names sound alike and people in a hurry circle the counter. ranna gives every order a number on the customer’s phone, so they can sit, answer messages or wait outside. The drink calls them when it’s ready.

What goes wrong today

  • The morning rush

    Between 7:30 and 9, everyone waits in the same spot in front of the machine and blocks the way.

  • Mixed-up orders

    Two cappuccinos for Sami a minute apart, and one of them leaves with the wrong cup.

  • A noisy room

    Between the grinder, the music and the chatter, a name called at the bar is easy to miss.

How it works with ranna

  1. 01

    The customer orders and pays, then scans the QR by the till.

  2. 02

    They get a number and see how many drinks are ahead of theirs.

  3. 03

    The barista taps Call while putting the drink on the counter.

  4. 04

    The phone rings: the customer collects the right order, no name confusion.

What matters to you

A clear bar

Customers wait seated or outside and the barista works without a crowd at the machine.

Unambiguous calls

One unique number per order, on the phone and the screen: no more swapped cups.

Easy to start

A QR card and the bar’s phone. No training: one button to call, one to serve.

ranna in your cityTunis · Sfax · Sousse · Nabeul and Hammamet · Monastir · Bizerte

Frequently asked questions

Does it suit a small café with one barista?

Yes. The Free plan covers one counter and 300 tickets a month, often enough to test it at peak hours.

Do customers have to leave a phone number?

No. Tickets work anonymously. Name and phone are optional.

Can numbers be shown on a screen?

Yes. Open the now-serving link on a smart TV or a tablet on the bar.

Which languages does the ticket support?

Arabic, French and English, switchable in one tap by each customer.

Try it on your own counter.

Free for one counter, live in five minutes, no hardware.