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A day · Cafes and bakeries

Orders in. Hands free.

Noor runs a bakery cafe. She is awake before the ovens are warm. An illustration: names, amounts and times are made up, and nothing here is a customer story.

Today · tasks3 things
your day, read out of your own workspace

Who

That could be you.

  • Who

    A cafe, bakery or small restaurant with a few staff.

  • Your say

    Orders and messages to suppliers wait for your tap.

A day

What you say, what happens.

  1. 06:45
    You say: Add to the shopping list: oat milk, twelve cartons.

    Your helper: Adds the line to your list. Your tap: None.

  2. 10:00
    You say: Make a form for cake orders.

    Your helper: Builds a form with name, flavour, day and size, and a private link. Your tap: You open the link when you are ready.

  3. 12:30
    You say: Who has ordered cake for Saturday?

    Your helper: Reads the form answers and lists them. Your tap: None.

  4. 14:00
    You say: Remind me to pay the flour supplier on Friday.

    Your helper: Sets the reminder. Your tap: None.

  5. 15:00
    You say: Put the new Sunday hours on the website.

    Your helper: Changes the page and shows a preview. Your tap: Nothing is public until you say publish.

  6. 17:30
    You say: Write the supplier a short order for next week.

    Your helper: Drafts the message and holds it as a card. Your tap: You tap Yes before it goes.

Honest labels

What to keep in mind.

  • Pre-beta
    It is an illustration

    The names, amounts and times are made up. We do not have customer stories yet.

  • Pre-beta
    Stock

    There is a stock and supply tool in the workspace. Whether it fits your counting is for you to check.

  • Pre-beta
    The helper is built in, and in early access

    It uses the tools of your workspace and asks before anything risky. While a workspace runs in test mode its replies say so.