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Use case / Update menu mid-service5 minutes · From kitchen to live page

Tell Kitch you're 86.

Your line just ran out of salmon. The menu changes the moment you say so. The QR at the table still works.

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Kitch · Harbour Deli
5:04 PM
Maya · Floor · 4:58 PM
we're 86 on salmon. just FYI
swap salmon for trout melt tonight, same price
Done. Salmon hidden, trout melt added with a tonight-only note. Same QR works.
PageQRLogged 5:04 PM
harbourdeli.caLive
Harbour Deli
Open · until 10 PM
Mains
Salmon burger · lemon aioli
Trout melt
dill aioli, fries · tonight only
19
Roast chicken
market vegetables, jus
24
The problem /

Your menu changes during service. Your website doesn't.

01A guest scans the QR at 5:05 and orders the salmon you ran out of at 5:00.
02Your front-of-house spends the rest of the shift apologizing for what the page still says.
03Updating the website means calling someone, opening an editor, finding the menu page, hoping the change publishes.
04By the time it's done, service is over.
How it works · Three steps, no editor /

Three steps. No editor.

Type or speak the change in plain English. Kitch makes it. The page reflects it before the next guest scans.

Step 01

Tell Kitch what changed

Type, or hold the mic and say it the way you'd say it to your sous chef.

› "86 the salmon, swap in trout melt, same price tonight"
Step 02

Kitch makes the changes

Salmon hidden. Trout melt added. Description updated. Price kept. Tonight-only flag attached.

✓ Page · Logged · Same QR
Step 03

Guests see it now

The QR at the table doesn't change. The page it points to does. Already live.

● Live · Updated 5:04 PM
Scenario · A real Tuesday at Harbour Deli /

Tuesday 5:04 PM. The line just ran out of salmon.

Maya flags it in the team channel: "we're 86 on salmon. just FYI." Sam (Chef) confirms the trout's portioned and ready. Harv, the owner, types eight words back.

Kitch detects the command. Three buttons appear: Apply to page · Edit first · Just message. Harv taps Apply. The page updates. Maya keeps printing the new specials card. Sam keeps cooking.

“swap salmon for trout melt tonight, same price”— Eight words. One tap. Service continues.
A two-minute window · 4:58 to 5:05 PM
4:58 PMMaya flags it in #service: "we're 86 on salmon"Floor · channel message
5:00Sam: "trout's in. should we swap?"Chef · channel message
5:01Harv: "swap salmon for trout melt tonight, same price"Owner · types reply
5:01:04Kitch detects command. Harv taps Apply to page.Action-aware · 1 tap
5:04 PMPage reflects the swap. Same QR. Live.System message in #service · with Undo
Kitch Starter · $99/mo CAD /

Tell it. Done.

$99/mo. First setup included. Cancel anytime.
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