Built for whoeverruns the store.
One store or two hundred, burgers or haircuts. AI COO reads every store overnight and sends each one the fix worth making by 7:00 AM.
One agent,shaped to who reads it.
An owner on shift, an operator with a dozen GMs, a corporate team over several brands. Each gets the brief that fits what they run.
Every kind of storeleaks money its own way.
Sales, orders, ticket and hourly labor mean the same thing everywhere. What goes wrong with them doesn’t. Each page shows the levers that come up most.
- Quick-service restaurantsLabor, discounts and the lunch rush.
- Full-service restaurantsComps, covers and check average.
- Coffee shops and bakeriesThe morning peak and food attach.
- Fitness studiosIntro offers, refunds and the front desk.
- Retail storesReturns, markdowns and transaction value.
- Salons and spasComps, average ticket and retail.
Questions,answered.
Anything else, ask the team.
Start with your role. Single-store owners, multi-unit operators and franchisors get the same AI COO, shaped by what they can see and who it sends to. The industry pages show the levers that come up most in your kind of store.
Yes. Net sales, orders, average ticket and hourly labor come from any POS, in any industry, and reviews come from Google Business. Discounts, refunds and voids are priced the same way everywhere: against the store’s own normal range.
Square, Toast and PAR Brink for POS, plus Google Business reviews and Google Analytics. A POS is the only connection you need to start.
The owner, and each store’s GM if you choose. One lever per store, by text or email, by 7:00 AM on each store’s own clock.
No. Every role and industry is on the same plan. The pricing page has the details.
