Restaurant scheduling software for the shift that never stays put.
Tell Kitch what changed with the team. Keep schedules, availability, time off and time-clock context close to the rest of the restaurant instead of rebuilding the day from text threads.
Private proof first. No account or card before Kitch reads your restaurant.
Starter starts at 49/month in supported local currencies and includes Kitch's core restaurant operating experience.
Kitch keeps schedule, availability, team and time-clock context together so the owner is not rebuilding the same staffing picture in separate places.
Built for restaurant people, not software people.
Independent restaurant owners, general managers and operators who are still carrying too much of the weekly schedule, shift coverage and day-of staffing coordination themselves.
The work is already happening.
Restaurant staffing changes constantly. Availability moves, someone calls in, time off gets requested and the dinner shift suddenly looks thin. When the schedule is disconnected from the rest of the restaurant, the manager spends the day translating between people, messages and tools.
Start with what changed.
The schedule is live restaurant state
A restaurant schedule is not a static document. It changes with availability, call-outs, time off and the needs of each service.
Kitch treats staffing as part of the operating context so the operator can start with the question or change instead of hunting through another system first.
Ask the operational question
The useful interaction is often simple: who is working, where are we thin, who asked for time off, or what changed today?
Kitch connects those questions to supported staffing capabilities while respecting the restaurant's permissions and current data.
Keep durable facts separate from today
A person's role or normal availability may be durable context. A call-out tonight is temporary state. Those should not be remembered the same way.
The operating model keeps current exceptions from silently becoming permanent restaurant truth.
Staffing is one part of the restaurant
The team does not operate independently from hours, service, orders and restaurant priorities. Staffing is another view of the same restaurant context.
That is why scheduling belongs inside the restaurant operating system instead of becoming another disconnected management task.
The rest of the restaurant is here too.
Start with the job that hurts today. Kitch keeps the restaurant context with you when the next job shows up.
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Get the facts.
- Does Kitch include restaurant scheduling?
- Kitch includes schedule, availability and time-off capabilities in its operational surface.
- Can Kitch help with restaurant time clocks?
- Kitch includes time-clock capabilities subject to the restaurant's setup, role and permission boundaries.
- Can staff use Kitch too?
- Kitch supports role-aware restaurant workflows. What each person can view or change depends on the restaurant's configured access and permissions.
- What plan includes core staffing workflows?
- Starter is the entry paid plan at 49/month in supported local currencies. Kitch should recommend a higher plan only when the restaurant's broader goals require additional capabilities.