AI Employee for Restaurants

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Wells reads your Google reviews (and your schedule, if you send it) and sends you a short, human-checked morning brief by email, Slack, or Teams, with one thing to fix before service. First brief within 7 days of signup. Toast data comes after Toast approves our partner integration.

Founding price: $149/location/month, locked for 12 months, for the first 10 locations. Standard $199/location/month.

7 daysFrom signup to your first brief
One briefWhat changed and the one move to make before service
Busy restaurant dining room with plated dishes and Wells top-seller app preview
Example read (illustrative) Branzino is the top seller

86 risk in 42 minutes. Push lamb instead after 8:15. Keep margin intact without slowing service.

Wells7:41 PM
Tonight's table
Branzino42 covers ordered
#1
Short rib+18% margin
Push
Burrata14 portions left
Watch
Action: Ask servers to mention short rib after 8:15. Prep team needs 2 more branzino portions if walk-ins continue.
What it actually does

Wells works while you work the floor.

Today: your Google reviews and schedule turned into one clear next move. The rest is planned and labeled as such.

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Read your reviews

Wells reads your recent Google reviews and pulls out what guests keep mentioning, so you know the one thing to fix before service.

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Check it against your schedule

Send your weekly schedule as a CSV and Wells lines review complaints up against who was on, so the fix is specific.

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Get a short morning brief

A human-checked brief arrives by email, Slack, or Teams before service. Every brief is reviewed by a person before it goes out.

Kitchen and front of house connected by restaurant intelligence app overlays
Kitchen + FOH stay in sync Planned: order velocity, table status, prep load, and staffing in one view, once Toast data is available.
Always connected

All your systems. One employee who reads them all.

Your data is scattered across your POS, Google reviews, scheduling tools, and group chats. Google reviews and your schedule (sent as a CSV) now; Toast integration in progress (pending Toast partner approval).

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Start with what's readyGoogle reviews and your schedule (sent as a CSV) now; Toast integration in progress (pending Toast partner approval). No other integration is live yet.
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Get one clear note"Three reviews this week mention slow drinks on Friday." Plain answers, not a pile of charts.
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Act on itAdjust the schedule or respond to that review. Wells suggests the move; you decide.
Wells restaurant intelligence insights view on a desktop monitor
Operator examples (illustrative)

Planned Where Wells is headed once POS data is connected.

"Tonight's menu mix is drifting."

Branzino is outpacing forecast. Short rib has better margin and enough prep. Tell servers to feature short rib after the first turn.

"Tomorrow is understaffed from 6:30-8:00."

Reservation density and weather suggest 18% more walk-ins than a normal Friday. Add one runner and one expo.

"Food cost moved for a reason."

Beef supplier increased 12%. Wells flags ribeye margin erosion and drafts a menu/pricing recommendation.

Works where you work

By email, in Slack, or in Teams.

Wells doesn't need you to log in to another tool. He sends a human-checked morning brief by email, Slack, or Teams before service starts.

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Morning briefWhat guests said, what to focus on today, and the one thing to fix before service.
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Email, Slack, or TeamsDelivered where you already read. No new software to learn.
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Planned Multi-location viewAll your locations in one place, with drill-down per store.
Restaurant owner reviewing Wells insights and recommendations
Daily operator briefWhat changed, what matters, and what to do before tonight's shift.
Next move

Bring Wells on the payroll.

Founding price $149/location/month (locked 12 months, first 10 locations); standard $199/location. Google reviews and your schedule (sent as a CSV) now; Toast integration in progress (pending Toast partner approval). No POS replacement. No hardware.

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