Scan the wobble
Fix the table before the drink walks away. Sugar Packets helps figure out which leg needs the shim and how many to start with.
Sensor-assisted
Demo mode
Manual rescue
No account
Neon sign. Diner brain.Built for bars, cafés, diners, breweries, and suspicious tables.
Let the phone feel it.
Motion access helps Sugar Packets read tilt and movement. No tracking. No location. No weird stuff.
Motion setupUse real sensors on a phone, or demo mode on desktop.
Set it down flat.
Put your phone near the middle of the table. Keep your hands off it for a second.
Ready to calibrate.We’re learning what “mostly stable” looks like.
Nudge front-left.
Give that corner a gentle push, then let go and hold the phone still.
Nudge the corner, then let go…
Front-left
Front-right
Back-left
Back-right
Step 1 of 4. We record automatically once it's still.
What are you sacrificing?
Pick the thing you actually have on the table. Sugar packets are the default, obviously.
Shim material
Thicknesses are estimates, not measurements. Soft things squash under a table leg, so treat the count as a starting point.
Culprit found.
Here’s the best starting point.
Likely leg
Back-right
Start with 2 sugar packets
Manual rescue
No sensor? No problem. We can still do old-school sugar packet math.
Which corner lifts?
Front-left
Front-right
Back-left
Back-right
How bad?
Slight
Medium
Dramatic