AI operating system for restaurants
An AI operating system built around the restaurant.
Tell Kitch what you want done. Kitch learns the restaurant behind the request and helps move the right work forward.
Starter is $49 CAD/month. Kitch recommends the smallest plan that fits.
Kitch uses the restaurant context and moves the supported work forward.
Say what changed or what you want done.
It uses the restaurant context behind the request.
Kitch helps execute or prepare the supported work with the right boundaries.
Who this is for
Built for restaurant people, not software people.
Restaurant owners and operators who want AI to understand the restaurant and help with real work, not just generate another answer in a chat window.
The point
Less software to operate.
Generic AI starts every conversation with words. Restaurant work starts with state: today's menu, current hours, the people on shift, live orders, customer messages and what the operator is allowed to change. Without that context, AI is only a writing tool. Kitch is built around the restaurant itself.
Things you can ask
AI that knows what restaurant it is in
Kitch keeps restaurant identity and durable operating context attached to the work. The operator should not have to explain the restaurant from scratch every time they ask a question.
Restaurant facts, temporary live state, historical events and inferences are different kinds of knowledge. Kitch's product model treats them differently because useful memory needs boundaries.
From request to permitted action
Kitch is designed around a lifecycle: understand the request, plan against current restaurant truth, check authority, ask for confirmation where required, execute through the server, verify the result and report what happened.
That makes the AI useful without pretending every action can or should happen automatically.
One intelligence across restaurant work
The website, menu, QR, ordering, team, schedule, reviews and analytics are not separate AI products. They are capabilities behind the same restaurant intelligence.
That shared context is what lets a simple sentence such as 'We're out of salmon' mean something operational instead of becoming generic advice about inventory.
Built for restaurant outcomes
Kitch should market moments of relief rather than a catalogue of AI features. The operator wants the menu fixed, the hours current, the shift covered, the review handled or yesterday explained.
The product starts with that outcome and recommends the smallest verified plan that can support it.
Questions
Get the facts.
- What is an AI operating system for restaurants?
- It is a restaurant software layer that uses restaurant context to understand requests and coordinate supported work across operational capabilities. Kitch combines conversational interaction with restaurant-specific state, permissions and tools.
- Is Kitch just a restaurant chatbot?
- No. Chat is the interaction, not the product boundary. Kitch connects the conversation to supported restaurant capabilities and authoritative server state.
- Can Kitch make changes automatically?
- Some supported actions can execute when plan, permissions and provider readiness allow it. Other actions require confirmation or approval. Kitch should report success only after the underlying action is verified.
- Does Kitch remember my restaurant?
- Kitch is designed to preserve appropriate durable restaurant context while distinguishing it from temporary live state and personal operator preferences.
- How much does Kitch cost?
- Starter is $49 CAD/month. Operator is $149 CAD/month/location. Kitch Orders is $299 CAD/month/location. Control is custom.
Your restaurant
What do you want off your plate?
Tell Kitch what you need. Start with the outcome and let the restaurant context carry the rest.