One place for the restaurants, inns, and shops that keep small towns alive. Bookings, the register, the inbox, the books — all talking to each other for once.
Every email you'd dread writing — already drafted by morning.
Quiet night last night. 18 tables on the books for tonight, two more inquiries waiting. The Walsh family hasn't been in fifty days — a draft win-back is ready when you are.
Plug in your booking system, your register, your inbox, your books. By the next morning, you're reading one report instead of four.
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No new app to learn. No training day. Open the page, read for thirty seconds, and get on with your day.
Coffee in hand. No login. No clicking around. We've got the night summarized for you.
A regular who hasn't been in. A booking that needs confirming. The day's tables and check-ins. Three things, not thirty.
Messages drafted, replies ready, the right people called the right way. You stay in charge — we did the work.
That's it. That's the whole thing.
You don't need ten apps. You need the handful of things that matter, done right — and a morning brief that catches what you'd have missed, with a plan for what to do about it.
Walk-ins, regulars, the seven-thirty rush, the family that always sits in the corner. Built for a real Saturday night, not a textbook one.
If you run an inn or rent a couple of rooms, manage them next to the restaurant downstairs. Direct bookings first. Sites like Booking.com and Expedia when you want them, never on top of you.
Tables tonight. Rooms occupied. Hours your team worked, payroll-ready. All there before you've finished your coffee.
Whatever you use for your bookings, your register, your inbox, your books — we plug right into it. They just start working together.
The restaurant downstairs and the inn upstairs. The kitchen and the catering side. Three restaurants in three towns.
One business with three doors.
One login. One inbox. One morning briefing covering all of it.
The reply to the wedding inquiry that came in at midnight.
The note to the regular who's been quiet for a month.
The thank-you to the family who just left, before you forget.
All of it. Drafted. Waiting on you.
AI drafts in your voice. Nothing sends without your approval.
Want this in your morning?
Free for the first wave through summer 2026.
You open up in the morning. You lock up at night. We've got the rest.
Three generations of small-town business in Berkshire County, Massachusetts.
My grandfather. My father. Me.
The places we grew up around are what make a town feel like a town — the kitchen that knows your order, the inn that remembers your kids, the shop that stays open ten minutes late when someone's running.
I built White Tiger for them.
One Main Street at a time.
Berkshire County, just before open.
We lived together for years at Hotchkiss, talking about the business we'd start one day. Jackson founded White Tiger. Tieler and Owen joined to take it from a late-night conversation to a reality.
Founder & CEO
Third-generation Berkshire County small-business family. Solo-engineered the entire White Tiger platform as a senior at Hotchkiss. Leading the Berkshire County rollout this summer — come fall, running operations from NYC.
Expansion Lead
Born and raised in Sharon, CT — has lived in a small town his entire life. Leading the Northwest Connecticut rollout this summer — come fall, running Western Massachusetts from Amherst.
Growth & Research
Grew up watching his mom run a one-woman salon out of their basement. Spending the summer on market research and growth planning — come fall, leading the Eastern Massachusetts rollout from MIT.
The pilots aren't beta testers we tolerate. They're who we build the product for, day to day. Here's what working with us actually looks like.
My personal number, in your phone. If something breaks at 9 PM on a Saturday, you call me — not a ticket queue.
Small enough to mean it. Ask Tuesday, see it the next week.
Free for the first wave through summer 2026. Stay if it's working. Walk away if it isn't. The door swings both ways.
Kickoff is in your dining room or your front desk, not on a Zoom call. I want to see the place, meet the staff, and learn how you actually run.
We're taking on a small number of pilots through summer 2026. That's on purpose — it's the only way we can do every one of these properly.
We're partnering with a small number of owners in 2026. Restaurants, inns, shops — if you're in a town we'd love to be in, we want to talk.
10 pilots · summer 2026 · free
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