Kueso neon sign on a city street: The Future. Run your restaurant.

HOW KUESO WORKS

Your restaurant, finally in one place.

Kueso learns how your restaurant operates, gives your team a shared place to run the shift, and turns everything that happens into context your AI can use tomorrow.

Onboard your restaurant

Give Kueso everything your restaurant already knows.

Upload your handbooks, recipes, menus, training manuals, policies, SOPs, job descriptions, safety procedures, vendor information, and operating documents into Vault.

Kueso can learn from up to 10,000 documents. Then it reasons across them, answers questions with sources, creates new SOPs and training material, and brings the right information to the floor when someone actually needs it.

No more binder scavenger hunts. No more "ask the GM." No more hoping someone remembers where the answer lives.

Handbooks · Recipes · SOPs · Training · Policies · Menus · Vendors

Vault on a phone: everything Kueso knows about your restaurant

Onboard your team

Give the floor a workspace built for restaurant work.

Create as many collaborative spaces as your restaurant needs: Managers, Repairs, Produce, Dairy, Servers, Kitchen, Inventory, Training. Whatever matches how your operation actually runs.

Every space can bring together the people responsible, an AI teammate, shift tasks, manager logs, vendor information, documents, decisions, and the history behind the work.

Kueso isn't trying to replace Slack. Slack is great for company communication. Kueso is built for what happens on the floor.

Keep Slack. Run the restaurant in Kueso.

Spaces

ManagersPeople · Agent · Log
RepairsTickets · Vendors
ProduceOrders · Counts
DairyOrders · Counts
ServersTasks · Training
KitchenPrep · 86s
InventoryCounts · Vendors
TrainingPlans · Manuals

Build your restaurant office

Turn everyday restaurant work into something accountable.

A guest falls. A refrigerator breaks. Someone calls out. A light needs replacing. You need three servers hired before next month.

Kueso turns those moments into work that can be documented, assigned, followed through, and found later.

Create incident reports with dates, facts, attachments, follow-up actions, and resolution history. That gives you a clearer operational record when an incident, insurance claim, HR matter, or legal dispute needs to be reconstructed later.

Assign shift tasks. Track ownership. Preserve manager decisions. Keep vendor contacts with the issue they belong to.

And the manager log becomes more than a diary. Kueso can learn from your operational history, surface recurring issues, and help managers find the cracks before they become bigger problems.

Incidents · Tasks · Manager log · Follow-ups · Vendors · Resolutions

Incident report

Guest fall, table 14

Aug 12 · Dining room · 7:42p

Guest slipped after a spill on the pass. Ice applied. Form completed the same shift. Photos attached.

Assigned: Manager on duty
Follow-up: Floor mats replaced before open
Record: Photos · Manager log · Closed

Run the floor

Then the interface becomes simple. Ask Kueso.

Once your restaurant, team, documents, and operating history are connected, managers don't need to hunt through the system.

They ask.

Can I approve this overtime?
What allergens are in the lobster bisque?
Who do we call for the walk-in?
What happened with this employee last week?
Create training for our new bartender.
What still needs to get done before close?

Kueso answers from the restaurant's own knowledge and operating context, and keeps learning as the team works.

Your restaurant becomes something you can ask a question.

Asking Kueso a question and getting an answer from Slack and the handbook

The future

Every shift makes the next one smarter.

Most restaurant software records transactions.

Kueso builds operational memory.

Documents become knowledge. Conversations become context. Incidents become history. Tasks become accountability. Manager logs become patterns. Resolutions become something the next manager doesn't have to rediscover.

The shift ends.

The restaurant remembers.