AI & automation for restaurants

Take the repetitive work off the pass.

Most of what a restaurant manager does at a desk is answering the same questions and re-typing the same details. That's the work worth automating first.

Where the hours go

The same five questions, all day, every day.

None of it needs judgement, and all of it happens while somebody is trying to run a service.

  • Calls asking about hours, parking, allergens and whether you take walk-ins
  • Event and catering inquiries re-typed by hand into a calendar or a spreadsheet
  • Voicemails from a busy service that nobody gets to until tomorrow
  • Guest details living in one system and never reaching another
  • Reporting assembled by hand at the end of the month

What we automate first

What we automate first

01 / ANSWERS

The questions that repeat

Hours, location, parking, allergens, group size — answered instantly on the site and in replies, so the phone rings for the calls that matter.

02 / INQUIRIES

Instant first response

Every event and catering inquiry gets an immediate, useful reply and lands in one place with the details already captured.

03 / HANDOFF

No re-typing

Details move between the systems you already run instead of through somebody's notepad.

04 / FOLLOW-UP

Nothing goes cold

Automatic follow-up on inquiries and quotes that haven't been answered yet.

05 / REPORTING

Numbers that assemble themselves

Inquiries, reviews and conversion in one report you don't have to build.

06 / SCOPE

Small, useful, shipped

We automate one clear job at a time and leave anything that needs a human to a human.

Where to go next

Related pages

This is one part of what we do for restaurants — see everything we do for restaurants, or go straight to Direct ordering growth.

Questions

Questions restaurants ask us

Will this replace our staff?
No. It removes the desk work that keeps managers off the floor.
Do we have to change our POS or ordering system?
No. We build around what you already run.
Is an AI going to talk to our guests?
Only where it's obviously better than silence — an instant reply at 10pm, for example. Anything sensitive goes to a person.
Where should we start?
With whichever repetitive job costs the most hours. The audit usually makes that obvious.

Next step

Thirty minutes. We’ll tell you what we’d fix first.

We’ll look at what you have now, tell you what’s actually costing you customers, and you’ll leave with a prioritised list whether you hire us or not.

Free · 30 minutes · You leave with a prioritised list either way