For franchise HQ
See comparable store performance, review QSC and support the locations that need attention.
Explore the workflow →RESTAURANT DATA → OPERATING DECISIONS
Your data is scattered. Your decisions shouldn’t be.
Connect sales, staffing and store operations. Ask AI what changed, inspect the evidence and decide what to do next.
Currently serving operations in South Korea. International rollout and PoC inquiries are welcome.
One connected foundation. Two ways to use it.
HQ teams compare locations and prioritize support. Store owners manage the working day. Both start with data they can actually use.
For store owners
Review sales, schedule your team and manage attendance and payroll in one operating workflow.
Explore the workflow →For a specific operating challenge
Start with data readiness and one repeated task. CTRL-M helps define, build and adopt the agreed system.
Explore the workflow →Explore the operating view.
Interactive examples explain the workflow. They are not customer performance claims.
BUSINESS OVERVIEW
Sales across your network
Network salesKRW 6,890,000
Reporting date7 Oct 2026
Select a store to inspect the example. Amounts are in Korean won.
DaehakroKRW 1,100,000
Down from KRW 2,450,000 on the same weekday last week. Check channel-level orders.
Connected records give your questions context.
Start with DX: align the store, business date and menu behind each record. Then use the connections to investigate your operating questions.
- 01 · CONNECT
Sales and operations
POS, QSC, staffing and visitor counts, within the agreed integration scope.
- 02 · ADD CONTEXT
Concepts and relationships
Define how stores, menus, staff and operating records relate. Retrieve relevant data and approved documents.
- 03 · ASK & CHECK
Evidence before action
Ask AI, review the source and its limits, and choose the next check.
Ontology defines concepts and relationships; graph models represent relationships; vector search supports retrieval. These are complementary techniques, not interchangeable claims.
Built with operators. Exploring what comes next.
Current customers
Chipotle
Shabu All Day
AMOJE Food
cafe AMOJE
City Marché
Omuto tomato
mealions (Café)
A’BOUT COFFEE
ROOST PLACE
Adoption & collaboration discussions
Companies discussing potential adoption or collaboration. This does not indicate a signed contract or completed rollout.
THEBORN Korea
LOTTE GRS
Damga
Kkubeurakko
BRUNCH BEAN
HISBEANS
Euddeum Sushi
Noleoogae
ARC N BOOK
KICC EasyPOS
Payhere
ADT CAPS
NICE Payments
Operating in another market?
The challenges of disconnected data and multi-store operations cross borders. Tell us about your locations, systems and the workflow you want to improve.
Discuss an international rollout or PoC.
We currently serve operations in South Korea. International availability, local integrations and pilot terms are reviewed separately.
Questions before you start
Is RestoGenie a POS replacement?
No. The starting point is connecting supported data from your existing POS and operating systems. We confirm source access, store coverage and refresh cycles before rollout.
Can we start before our data is organized?
Yes. We can begin by gathering the available records and aligning store, business-date and menu definitions. This DX foundation determines what the dashboards and AI can answer.
Can a business outside Korea contact you?
Yes. We currently serve operations in South Korea and welcome international rollout and PoC inquiries. Country-specific integrations and availability require a separate review.
START A CONVERSATION
Tell us about your operation.
Discuss a Korea rollout or share your interest in an international deployment or PoC. We will review systems, data and the scope with you.
01
Consultation
Workflows and store count
02
Tailored demo
Data and feature scope
03
Plan a pilot
Timing, fees and rollout criteria