For independent restaurants

Restaurant software without another pile of software.

Kitch is an AI operating system for restaurants. Tell it what you need done and let the restaurant context carry the work instead of learning another stack of dashboards.

Starter is $49 CAD/month. Start with the smallest Kitch plan that does the work you need.

Kitch
Demo restaurant
You
We're out of salmon.
Kitch

Kitch uses the restaurant context and moves the supported work forward.

Restaurant
Connected ✓
Context
Connected ✓
Work
Connected ✓
History
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01
Tell Kitch

Say what changed or what you want done.

02
Kitch understands

It uses the restaurant context behind the request.

03
Work moves

Kitch helps execute or prepare the supported work with the right boundaries.

Who this is for

Built for restaurant people, not software people.

Independent restaurant owners, owner-operators, managers, cafés, takeout shops and small restaurant groups that need useful software without enterprise complexity.

The point

Less software to operate.

Small restaurants have the same operational complexity as larger groups but fewer people available to manage software. Adding a separate app for every job can create more administration than it removes. Kitch starts with the restaurant and the outcome instead.

✓  Starter from $49 CAD/month
✓  Restaurant page, menu and QR
✓  Direct ordering on Starter
✓  0% Kitch take-rate on direct orders
✓  Staff and operating workflows
✓  Plan recommendations based on actual need

Things you can ask

Tell Kitch
We're out of salmon.
Tell Kitch
Change tonight's hours.
Tell Kitch
Who is working tomorrow?
Tell Kitch
Put the special on the website.
Tell Kitch
Take direct pickup orders.
Tell Kitch
How did yesterday go?

Built for an operator with no spare time

Independent operators do not need more configuration work. They need the menu fixed, the hours changed, the shift understood and the order channel working.

Kitch makes natural language the front door so the operator can begin with the job instead of the software module.

Start small without painting yourself into a corner

Starter covers the core live restaurant experience, menu, QR and direct ordering. As the restaurant needs social publishing, review workflows, deeper analytics or group controls, higher plans add those capabilities.

The product should recommend the smallest plan that fits rather than making a small restaurant buy complexity early.

One restaurant context

Cuisine, location, menu, hours, team and operating history should not need to be re-explained every time the owner asks for help.

Kitch keeps appropriate restaurant context available while still checking live server truth before actions where current state matters.

Simple does not mean fake automation

Kitch should make restaurant work easier without pretending every external action can happen automatically. Permissions, provider connections, approvals and readiness still matter.

The useful promise is that the operator can start with what they want done and Kitch helps move the supported work forward.

Questions

Get the facts.

What restaurant management software is good for a small restaurant?
A small restaurant benefits from software that reduces administration rather than adding another complex system. Kitch combines restaurant context with supported website, menu, ordering, staff and operating workflows.
How much is Kitch for one restaurant?
Starter is $49 CAD/month for the first live plan.
Does Starter include online ordering?
Yes. Direct ordering is available on Starter with a 0% Kitch platform take-rate on direct orders. Standard payment-processing fees still apply.
Do I need technical staff to use Kitch?
Kitch is designed around natural-language restaurant requests and restaurant-specific workflows rather than requiring an operator to become a web or software administrator.
Can Kitch grow with multiple locations?
Yes. Kitch has higher plans and a custom Control tier for groups and multi-location operations.

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.

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