Ask it anything about your own numbers
Type the question the way you'd say it to your manager. Operato reads your own sales, stock and customer records and answers in seconds — with the figures it used, so you can check the working.
Operato is an AI assistant that reads your own sales, stock and customers — not a demo dataset — and answers in plain English. It also writes up your week every Monday and tells you what to reorder before you run out.
A speciality coffee counter, a wood-fired pizzeria, a minimal Neapolitan room, a candlelit dining room. This isn't a colour picker — the corners, the shadows, the lettering and the spacing change too. And it isn't a mock-up either: the control below drives the real thing, so whatever you choose here is what you sign in to.
Showing Crema in light mode. This is the real setting — it follows you into the app when you sign in.
Four jobs, one login. Nothing here needs a POS integration or a consultant to switch on.
Type the question the way you'd say it to your manager. Operato reads your own sales, stock and customer records and answers in seconds — with the figures it used, so you can check the working.
Before you open, Operato has already gone through the week: what sold, what slipped, which day carried the takings, which regulars went quiet. It's waiting on your dashboard. Nobody has to ask for it.
It watches how fast each item actually moves, not what the shelf says. You get 'three days of paneer left, order 12 kg' while there's still time to call the supplier — not after the dish comes off the board.
Menu and prices, orders and tables, inventory with a proper ledger, and the regulars who keep coming back. One login for the whole floor, on the tablet at the counter and the laptop in the back office.
From the dashboard or your phone. No filters to set, no report to configure, no export to open in a spreadsheet.
Only yours, and only to read them. It cannot change an order, a price or a stock count — and it can never see another restaurant's books.
A sentence, the numbers behind it, and a chart where a chart helps. If something looks off, the rows are right there to check.
Reorder before the weekend. Drop the item that lost money. Call the regular who stopped coming. That's the whole point.
which items lost me money last month?
Three lines sold below what they cost you to make. Together they took ₹18,240 of turnover and gave back ₹2,110 less than they cost.
| Item | Sold | Margin |
|---|---|---|
| Cheese Garlic Bread | 142 | −₹1,180 |
| Mango Smoothie | 88 | −₹620 |
| Paneer Roll | 61 | −₹310 |
Read-only, and scoped to your restaurant alone. Operato can look at your books; it can’t write in them.
Two plans, both in rupees, both billed through Razorpay. No card to start, and nothing to cancel if you don't.
₹0forever
Enough to run one restaurant properly.
₹999per month, incl. GST
For when you start asking every day.
Add your menu and today’s orders, or load the demo data and poke at it first. Either way you’ll know within an afternoon whether it earns its place.