A new kitchen, live from a photograph.

Onboard a vendor from their old menu

A new kitchen arrives with a laminated menu and no time. Photograph it — or hand over their PDF or web page — and it comes back as items, prices and sections in an import sheet the vendor checks before anything is created. The slowest part of moving in stops being typing.

Contracts into the file

A kitchen hiring its first staff photographs the contract and the hours, rate and start date fill themselves in — with the document attached to what it filled, one tap from its source.

A rota drafted, not decided

Each kitchen can have a week drafted from availability, roles and forecast demand — arriving as a draft to edit, never a decision that already happened.

Ask the numbers, hall-wide or per kitchen

The reports screen answers plain-English questions from the actual sales — and in a hall, “whose Tuesday was down?” is a real question with a per-kitchen answer.