Optimized for iPhone Duo and other resizable windows. Fixed a support-ticket diagnostic that reported the wrong window size in Split View.

The front desk now runs on one screen. • Guest help, the waitlist and restroom checks side by side, switched with a tap. A new request pulls the screen back to it, so nothing waits behind another job. • Restroom checks are reachable from a front desk sign-in for the first time. • Every party on the waitlist shows when they arrived, when they were texted, and when they were seated or marked a no-show — so you can tell two similar parties apart before texting one of them. • Mark a no-show by mistake and it is now the first party you can put back, not the last. • Choose the sound your alerts make — Classic, Bell, Chime, Klaxon or Marimba — and hear it across a busy room. • Adding a party is quicker: a number keypad for the phone, arrows for the quoted wait, and clearer contrast throughout.

• Multi-venue owner view — owners sign in with their email and PIN to see a live, read-only view of every venue they own: orders, guest requests, waitlist, sales and reports, all from one login. • Owners can now change their own PIN, right in the app or at lanetab.com/owner. • Tap Update the moment a new version is available.

The money screens, and a pause button that actually pauses. PAUSE ORDERING - fixed. The switch could slide straight back: it sat below a seven-day hours editor with a different section's Save button right above it, and saving any part of Settings quietly discarded edits you had not saved elsewhere. Stopping orders is an emergency control, so it is now the first thing on the Settings screen and takes effect the moment you flip it. No Save button to find. FINANCIALS AND INSIGHTS - every period the web console has, on the phone: - Today, Yesterday, This and Last week, This and Last month, This and Last quarter, This and Last year, Last 7 / 30 / 90 days - A custom range for one specific day, or any group of days - Fixed: "This week" and "This month" were showing today's takings under the wrong label. Your figures were always recorded correctly - only the screen was answering for the wrong period. - Insights now says "Total collected (incl. tax and tips)" instead of "Gross F&B", so it matches the Financials screen - Figures can no longer linger from a previous period while a new one loads Also: saving one section of Settings no longer discards what you typed in another.

Give every screen its own PIN, and it shows only that job. Until now one PIN opened everything, so the tablet at the pass had the till, the menu and the prices on it. Now you can create a view per screen - Kitchen, Bar, Front desk - each with its own PIN, and each screen shows only the work it is for. The takings, settings and menu editor are not on it at all. A station screen becomes a bump bar: the tickets, full screen, and nothing to navigate. It is what a wall-mounted kitchen display should be, on a tablet you already own. Also in this release: - Front desk views open on the help queue - lane requests and restroom reports, with reply and resolve right there - A bar view can show only the drinks that need an ID check, for venues where everything is made in one place - Name your own stations, so a snack bar is not forced to be "kitchen" or "bar" - Guest requests now read on staff screens exactly as the guest chose them - Clearer sign-in when a venue code is mistyped - On Apple Watch, an order that was refunded or cancelled no longer stays in the pending count, and no longer offers a Delivered button

Your app now tells you when it is out of date. Until this release nothing did: the App Store updates quietly in the background, or waits behind a badge, so a counter could sit on a months-old version and never know. From now on you get a notice when a newer version is out, and a clear message if a build is too old to keep working. Also in this release: - Sanitation: the restroom check log, on the staff side where an inspector can actually be shown it - Financials: takings, every transaction, taxes and the tip pool without leaving the floor - Display history: outages, restarts and Wi-Fi for your wall screens over hours or weeks - Shifts and pooled tip payouts per member of staff

Sanitation — the restroom check log a health inspector asks for. Every scheduled check, when it was due, when it was done, who cleared it, and whether they were verified on site. Financials — today's takings, every transaction to the second, and the tip pool, without leaving the floor. Displays — your wall screens over time, so "the kitchen screen keeps dropping" becomes something you can actually check. Guest modifiers now show on the board, so a ticket says Pepsi rather than just Large Soda.