Restaurant POS Admin Template — Touch-First Service Console

Service Fire is a restaurant point-of-sale admin console designed for the pace of a live dining room. The interface is ember-dark and touch-first: a 72px icon nav rail keeps every section one tap away, while a status band of mono-numeric tiles puts the numbers that matter — open checks, ticket times, covers — at the top of the screen. Live order cards are heat-ticked so aging tickets visually escalate, floor-map touch tiles mirror the actual table layout, and a right-side 86 board panel lets staff flag sold-out items without leaving the order flow.

The template ships as a webapp UI with seven pages: a Service Dashboard for at-a-glance shift status, an Orders view for working the ticket queue, a Menu Manager for editing items and pricing, a Reports view for end-of-night numbers, and a full auth set — Sign In, Create Account, and Reset Access. Because it's an app UI rather than a static site, it binds to real data when you remix it, so order cards, floor tiles, and reports come alive against your own backend.

It's built for restaurant and hospitality teams who need a POS front-of-house console that staff can learn in minutes and trust during a rush. The structure converts because it mirrors the service workflow itself — dashboard, orders, menu, reports — so operators evaluating it can immediately see their own shift inside the screens.