Last night's margin, this morning.
Ask in plain English. AI-GM answers from your till, your labour, and your own operating docs — every claim cited back to its source. A general manager in a chat box, for pubs, bars, restaurants and groups.
One question, five tools, no time.
Every venue runs across the same broken surfaces. Answering one straight question means switching between all of them — so most nights, the question doesn't get asked.
AI-GM collapses all four into one chat.
Your P&L, live from the till.
GP reconciled against COGS the moment service ends. Labour against sales by shift. Which lines to raise and how the rise lands. No spreadsheet gymnastics, no waiting on the accountant.
Cited, not asserted.
Every operational answer points back to the exact document it came from — your prep sheets, compliance docs and supplier lists, or a starter hospitality library tuned to your venue.
Your cask lines get a full clean every 7 days, kegs every 14 — last logged clean was Sunday, so casks are due tomorrow.
70+ venue SOPs in the loop today.
Fix the gap where you found it
Spot a missing procedure mid-question? Dictate the SOP in the same chat, AI-GM writes it up, files it, and notifies the team. Cited from then on.
Staff see ops. Margin stays yours.
Everyone gets the operational brain — rotas, SOPs, who to call. Financials and commercials answer only to managers. Read-only, venue-scoped, always.
Lives where your team already talks
The same brain answers over WhatsApp — no new app to force on a Friday-night team. Ask from the cellar, the bar, or the back office.
Live in an afternoon.
Connect the till
Square today; Xero, Toast, Lightspeed and Google Calendar next. Read-only and venue-scoped — AI-GM can look, never touch.
Load your docs
Prep sheets, compliance, supplier lists — or start from the hospitality library tuned to your venue type and make it yours over time.
Ask like you'd ask your GM
Plain English, straight answers, every claim cited. On the web or in WhatsApp, from day one.
It learns your week, then catches the days that don’t fit.
AI-GM builds a picture of a normal day for each venue and forecasts a range, not a single number, with a confidence level attached. When real takings push past the top of that range, it says so — and the same forecast carries all the way down to how many kegs to put on next week’s order.
A range, not a guess
Every forecast comes back as a band with a confidence level attached, so you can see how sure it is before you act on it.
Catches the breakouts
When a day’s takings climb above the top of their expected band, AI-GM flags it at the right severity, usually before you’d have clocked it yourself.
Right down to the keg
The venue total reconciles with the category and item forecasts, so it turns straight into a purchase order. One lager line worked out at about a keg a week, from sales alone.
Carries a new venue
A quiet or just-opened site borrows the weekly shape from your established venues, then stands on its own history as it builds one up.
Tested against a year of real till data: the band caught a Saturday that took £2,262 against a £1,550 ceiling and flagged it end to end, while holding its 90% confidence within a point of target.
I want to know last night's margin this morning, not next week off a spreadsheet. AI-GM is the first thing that answers that the way I'd actually ask it.
THE PRIMARY DAILY USER — ~30 MESSAGES A DAY
Stop reconciling.
Start asking.
Connect the till, load your docs, and ask your first question before tonight's service.