Ask your business anything.
It knows, because it runs the place.
A morning brief the moment you open the app — calls answered, events today, quotes waiting — and an AI copilot grounded in your own data. Ask "what's on today?", "summarize today's calls", or "any unpaid invoices?" and get a real answer, not a dashboard to dig through.
The receptionist shows its work.
Every call summarized, every action on record.
Your AI receptionist's line, in your pocket. Every call carries an AI summary and an action trail — Booked, Checked availability, Sent payment link, Payment received — with the full transcript one tap away. Text clients back on your business number from the same screen, with your whole contact book behind it.
The crew, one tap away.
DMs and event-crew groups, no personal numbers.
Direct messages and group chats for every crew — the Saturday wedding thread, the kitchen, the drivers — with unread badges and push notifications. Staff communication stays in the business, not scattered across personal group chats.
Point the camera at a dish.
AI writes the menu item and stocks the inventory.
Photograph a plated dish and AI proposes the name, description, price, and full ingredient list — edit anything, save, and the ingredients land in inventory, linked to the dish. Scan a whole printed menu the same way. Then bundle dishes into sellable packages: "Wedding Buffet, $45 a head, 50-guest minimum."
The day, the drive, the money.
Run event day from the venue, not the office.
The calendar shows every event with crew, status, and payment state — long-press to mark booked, started, or complete. Watch deliveries en route with live ETAs. Open any invoice, share a hosted pay-by-link over text, or record an in-person payment on the spot.
Locked to your face.
Business data gets business-grade guardrails.
Face ID locks the app every time it leaves the foreground. New staff sign in only after an admin approves them, and every caller who asks for a human is handed over to the teammate you choose. Run multiple locations? Switch businesses in two taps.