🍽️ 15 seats. One busy host.

🍽️ 15 seats. One busy host. A clearer way to book.

I built Dixit Desk for Tavola Club Dinner, a fictional private dining event in Hackney, London.

The brief: help a host juggling dinner preparation, dietary requests and limited seats manage bookings without tracking everything across messages.

✨ How it works

Hosts create an evening, set capacity and packages, then share one event link. Guests choose a package and request seats. The host reviews each request; approval holds the seats, and a simulated deposit confirms the booking.

📊 One dashboard brings together requests, held seats, confirmed bookings and remaining capacity.

The aim: less manual seat counting and a clear booking record for every guest.

🛠️ Built with @Lovable, with Claude Code supporting development and OpenAI Codex helping with testing, documentation and the demo video.

🧪 This is a working prototype: deposits are simulated. Stripe payments and booking emails are planned next.

🔗 Try it: https://dixit-desk.edoardolivieri.co.uk