The restaurant that didn’t need an app
Regulars already have your number. Let them text the order in and it lands on a printed ticket at the rail. Nothing to download, no phone to answer in the rush.
When I say AI, I mean the hard stuff inside your business.
The stuff that looks at your real work. Like this.
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Two photos of the same truck. It finds what got pushed in, and how far.
Drag the slider. Tap a part.
BeforeAfterDrag the circle to compare. Tap a number to see that part.
a line every 3 in of depthpushed in123+ in
Same photo, same computer vision, before and after.
I run the same measurement on both pictures. Wherever the surface sits deeper than it did before, it shows up as a number. Peak push-in: 2.6 in.
What changed, part by part
A part counts as damaged when more than 10% of it is pushed in over 1 in.
What the shop gets
- The estimate writes itself.
- 4 damaged parts, ready to go on the estimate. 4 good parts, left off.
- Damage you would miss on a walkaround.
- The bed corner and bumper are pushed in too, not just the tailgate.
- Proof of what was already there.
- The before photo shows those panels were straight, so no fight over prior damage.
- Numbers for the adjuster.
- Every part gets inches, not "looks bad."
Warehouse
Count the floor from the camera you already have.
The ceiling camera is already watching. Point the right model at it and it tells you what’s on the floor, stack by stack, without anyone walking the aisles with a clipboard.
Yard
Where the rain goes, from a phone video.
Walk the yard with your phone. It builds the ground in 3D and draws where water runs and where it sits, before anybody digs a drain in the wrong spot.
Farm
Salvo soil probe. Hit snooze.
A probe in the field checks the moisture before you’re up. If the ground’s fine, your phone says so and you go back to sleep.
Concept picture.
And the stuff with no camera
Most of it is just your texts, your files, and your phone.
The daily log that writes itself
Your texts and photos from the day already are the daily log and the change order. It writes what you’d have typed at 6:50 pm. You check it, you don’t type it.
Twelve questions, answered from your own files
Roster, task board, calendar, last month’s numbers. Someone asks, the answer comes back from your files with where it came from. You still decide.
Come try it on your own work.
A free, hands-on session. We use AI on a sanitized piece of your real work, and you decide for yourself what it’s good for.
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