For groups of 3 to 5 restaurants
How many more times will you have to say it again?
You've already said it. Tsuno remembers.
What you repeat to your managers becomes a memory Tsuno keeps and brings back. Ask a question, get an answer based on facts. Delivered pre-filled, from your own documents.
Kajirō, our own restaurant group. We sell what we use.
The diagnosis
You still train the old way.
Six symptoms every 3 to 5 restaurant owner knows. None of them gets fixed by software left to fend for itself.
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Procedures on WhatsApp
Deleted between two services. Every site does its own thing, and guests notice.
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The spreadsheet nobody opens
Training tracking is never current. The know-how lives in one head.
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"If I'm not there, it doesn't work"
One unexpected departure can close a profitable location. It happened to us.
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Audits on paper and pen
HACCP logs filled by hand, reports lost in a drawer. Inspection day means rebuilding from memory.
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Calling sites to find out
Every answer is an opinion, rarely a dated fact. The supervisor reads every report.
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Turnover that restarts everything
With every new hire, a senior starts again from zero, out loud.
The sequence
From "I already said it" to "it's done".
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Repetition
What you explain again and again to every new manager.
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Memory
Standards, procedures, observed facts and actions taken, with history.
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Question
Ask in plain language, from Tsuno or your favorite AI.
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Facts
A short, sourced answer. If data is missing, Tsuno says so.
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Action
Tsuno prepares, you confirm, it executes and logs.
Proof by question
Ask your restaurant a question.
In everyday language, from Tsuno or from ChatGPT, Claude, Mistral.
More questions you can ask
- Where should I go tomorrow, and why?
- What have my managers not handled?
- Who isn't yet independent on opening?
- Prepare my review with Sam using facts only.
"What deserves my attention today?"
Three things. At Quai, the walk-in has been above threshold two nights in a row. At Gare, nobody is signed off on tomorrow's fish opening. At Halles, yesterday's closing checklist was never closed.
What this answer rests on
- QuaiTwo walk-in temperature logs above threshold, Tuesday and Wednesdayreported fact
- GareTomorrow's schedule matched against opening training statusestraining status
- HallesWednesday's closing checklist still open, never closedreported fact
Missing data
No temperature log at Halles since Thursday. Tsuno won't say all is well: it has no reliable data.
Suggested action
Create a task for the Gare manager: confirm an opening pair before tomorrow morning. Nothing is created without your confirmation.
Value by role
Everyone gets something, from day one.
- Employee
- "What do I do, and how?"Their schedule, the exact instruction, the procedure at the right moment.
- Manager
- "Less admin."Prepared summaries, what is still open, a review built on dated facts.
- Supervisor
- "Where should I go, and why?"Know where to act without reading every report, with the facts behind it.
- Owner
- "What deserves my attention?"Know what's happening without being everywhere, then act.
Just one restaurant? Tsuno works for you too: hand things over without repeating.
Delivered pre-filled
You give us your documents. We hand you a filled Tsuno.
Not an empty tool to set up alone. Your documents become Tsuno's content, and a person validates what matters.
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You drop them off
Recipes, procedures, checklists, as PDF, photo or spreadsheet. As is, even imperfect.
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We extract, you validate
A person validates every sensitive match. AI never decides alone.
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We check on site
Import quality check, then a review with your site managers.
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You start
A 30-day review shows what works and what still needs fixing.
Tsuno connects the facts. People decide.
No employee ranking, no scoring, no "all good" without reliable data.
Everything Tsuno refusesKajirō
Our own group, before yours.
We closed a restaurant for lack of written processes. Tsuno comes from there, from the floor where we still are. We will publish measured indicators with their written protocol, and never without.
Read the storyTry it with three of your documents.
You send three documents, we build an isolated environment, walk you through it in a meeting, then delete it.
For now, non-sensitive operational documents only: recipe, procedure, checklist, anonymized schedule. No personal data.