It handles your night recap
You pick Restaurant when your account is set up, and the office is built for one: a floor with your departments on it, the 7 pages below, and plain words on every door. The dining room is drawn to scale and used every night — seat a party, ring items onto seats, fire a course, push two tables together, close the check. Each desk has an officer you brief, and what you tell them rides into that desk's work. Behind the floor your AI team reads the house and drafts cards — the dish that is off the menu and can come back, the section with nobody on it, the shelf below par and what to buy, the day-off request nobody has answered, the booking the room cannot seat, last night's recap — and every card waits in Needs your OK. It drafts and it asks; nothing sends, buys, or changes the menu on its own.
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Who is seated where, which check is still open, and which party the room cannot take tonight are answered by walking the floor and asking.
The recipe on a card and the invoice in a drawer never meet, so the dish that stopped earning its place stays on the menu.
What is short is found at the pass during service, and the order is written from whatever the last person remembers.
A request sits unanswered while the week is scheduled as if the person is there — or as if they are not.
Covers, checks closed, and who worked the floor but closed nothing are known only if someone adds them up.
Tonight's book, tables and covers.
Covers, checks closed, and who closed nothing.
The menu, plate cost beside price, and what is off tonight.
What is on the shelf and what is below par.
What is short, worst first.
Days off asked for, and your answers.
Who is on, and which shifts still need someone.
The 7 pages above, built from the restaurant template the moment you pick it, plus the dining room, the recipe book, and the shifts desk. A real house starts empty; sample data is loaded only if you ask. A menu, a stock list, a booking list, or a shift list can be uploaded from a spreadsheet by an owner, and the columns are matched for you to confirm before anything is written. Recipes are typed one at a time.
No. It proposes and you approve. The cards it drafts for a restaurant — a dish that can come back on the menu, a section with guests in it and nobody standing in it, a shelf below par with the list of what to buy, a day-off request nobody has answered, a booking the room cannot seat, and last night's recap — arrive with the arithmetic done from the numbers your house has typed, and say plainly where a number is missing. Approving one posts a note to your own team, except for two cards that carry out the thing you approved: the dish goes back on the menu, and a telephone booking you say yes to is written into the book. Nothing is sent outside the building, no stock is ordered, no schedule is published, and no party is seated by the AI.
Square is the only connection that feeds the floor. It connects by your consent at setup and reads your payments, your customers, and your orders — nothing is written back — and a Square order lands as a check in the same table the floor writes, so last night's recap sees it. We make that connection with you on a call and watch the first orders land together. The tools every business plugs in — email, calendar, and the rest — sit behind the door marked Plug in your tools, as they do for any business, and none of them feeds the floor, the pantry, or the recap. There is no Toast, Clover, or Lightspeed connection.
It does not take online reservations or online ordering, take payment, run payroll, reply to reviews, run loyalty or gift cards, track inventory across more than one location, or keep food-safety logs; bookings are typed by your host, money reaches it only through Square, and a reorder is a shopping list for you to act on, not a supplier order.
Starter is $99/mo for 1 seat on your own AI key, and you set it up yourself. Pro, where we set it up with you, is $299/mo for a single seat and $599/mo at 3 seats. Business is $3,999/mo for up to 10 seats. The pricing page and the checkout read the same table this page does.
No. Once your recipes are typed it puts plate cost beside menu price dish by dish and counts the dishes over the target you set, and when any line of a recipe is unpriced it shows no cost rather than a smaller one. Recipes, prices, and what stays on the menu are yours.
With a conversation. Trials start with a short call, and on it we hand you a single-use code that opens a trial in your name; there is no open trial sign-up. Book the call from this page.
Two ways in: book a 20-minute call and we'll set it up and run it for you — or start it yourself with your own AI keys. Either way, you approve every move.
Fully managed from $3,999/mo, or bring your own keys from $299/mo. Cancel anytime.
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