Photograph the chalkboard. The menu types itself.
A solo trader’s scarcest ingredient is the hour after close. The AI here gives some of those hours back — and never acts without you confirming.
Your menu, from a photo
Photograph the chalkboard, the laminated card or the old till roll and it comes back as items, prices and sections in an import sheet you check before anything is created. Setup stops being an evening of typing.
Ask the question you actually have
The reports screen answers plain English from your own sales — “was the new pitch worth it?”, “what died on Saturday?” — in figures you can check against the tables underneath.
Paperwork read for you
When you do hire, a photographed contract fills in the hours, rate and start date itself, with the document kept attached to what it filled.
Drafts, never decisions
Everything the AI produces — a menu import, a suggested rota — arrives as a draft you edit or reject. That is a design decision, not a limitation.
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Free to use.
Everything on this page is in the product now — and it costs a food hall nothing to run.