Tablely presents Host Mode / Johannesburg launch
Big table energy.
Less kitchen chaos.
Your guests. Your budget. Your whole dinner party, planned. Host Mode is Tablely’s AI hosting concierge: a WhatsApp brief becomes a menu, a prep plan and a table worth gathering around.
Starting with delivered kosher kits in Johannesburg.
The brief can be this simple
“Shabbat for 12. R1,500.
Two vegetarians.”
A sample budget, not a kit price.
New business.
Clear intentions.
01 / Plan around your budget
02 / Build in dietary needs
03 / Make every step clear
From message to meal
You bring the people.
We build the plan.
Built on catering, menu costing and sourcing experience. AI handles the planning heavy lifting; the point is a dinner you can actually pull off.
Inside the delivered host kit
Prepped components.
Cooking timeline.
Plating cards.
Shopping list.
Less figuring it out. More time at your own table.
Tell us your table
The WhatsApp intake starts with your guest count, spending limit and dietary needs. Shabbat dinner, a birthday or just a good excuse to gather.
Turn the brief into a menu
AI builds a menu and shopping list around your constraints. Price comparison guides ingredient sourcing, so the budget is part of the plan—not an afterthought.
Cook with a game plan
Follow a timed prep sequence and plating cards. Delivered kits add prepped components; you finish the food and make the table your own.
The hosting line-up
Your table. Your level of help.
Delivered kits come first. Digital kits and full concierge are the next chapter. Prices depend on guests, menu and scope.
Launch focus
Delivered kit
Prepped components plus your menu, timeline, plating cards and shopping list. Starting in Johannesburg.
Planned
Digital kit
The menu and step-by-step hosting plan, with a shopping list you can source yourself. Designed to travel beyond Johannesburg.
Planned
Full concierge
More hands-on support for a bigger occasion, with the menu, sourcing and hosting scope agreed around your event.
Switch on Host Mode
Make the dinner.
Keep the evening.
Start with the hosting kits. Bring your guest count, your budget and the dietary details—we’ll build from there.