Three modules, one quiet system: who’s drifting, what to order, and what the week will cost — with AI doing judgment, code doing math, and you making every call that matters.
The Regulars page — live development build. Fictional shop, real software.
Your revenue is your regulars. The suite reads your POS history and learns each customer's own rhythm — then surfaces the one list that matters: regulars whose pattern broke. It drafts the personal note you'd want to send, in your voice, and then waits. You read it, you send it, or you bin it. Nothing ever goes out on its own.
Par levels for the forty-odd things a coffee shop actually stocks. Quick counts on your phone turn into usage rates, days-of-stock, and a reorder sheet that writes itself before the oat milk runs out on a Saturday. Hand it an invoice line like "PACIFIC BARISTA SERIES OAT ORIG 32OZ" and it knows that's your oat milk — and says so only when it's sure.
Your sales curve, your shifts on top of it, and labor as a percent of projected sales — visible while you're building the week, not on a P&L a month after it's spent. Schedule against your actual Tuesday, not a template.
Hourly sales against staffing, labor % per day — before the week is worked.
The suite is in build, running against a live development shop now. We're looking for two or three independent shops to pilot it with — free, hands-on, and shaped around how you actually run your counter.