Catering software you talk to, instead of fill in
Ask it anything about your business and it answers from your own numbers. Tell it to do something and it does the work, then shows you what it made before anything is saved.
Built for someone who is not at a desk
Every other catering tool assumes somebody sitting down. Caterers are in a van, a prep kitchen, or somebody's back garden with their hands full. That is not a feature difference, it is a posture difference, and it is the reason this exists.
The phone app installs from the browser — add to home screen, no app store — and opens on the assistant.
What you can ask
- "What is short for Saturday?"
- "Who has not paid?"
- "Brief me on today."
- "What is on this week?"
Answers come from your own records: your stock, your invoices, your events.
What you can tell it
- "Put Maria on the City Medical lunch, 10 till 3."
- "Build a menu for Sarah's 40th and price it per head."
- "Add a task to confirm the final headcount."
By voice as well as typing
There is a microphone on the input, which matters more than it sounds: the times you most need to add a shift are the times your hands are covered.
Questions people ask
Is there an app to install?
It installs from the browser — add to home screen on iPhone or Android. There is no app store download, and it opens on the assistant.
Can I talk to it instead of typing?
Yes, by voice or by typing. The voice input matters most in the moments your hands are not free.
Does it answer phone calls from clients?
No. It is an assistant you talk to; it does not take calls. A phone and SMS agent is planned and not built, and nothing here claims it.
Ten minutes gets a real event in — your menu, your prices, a quote you could send. The 14-day trial takes no credit card.