One problem. Two weeks.
One tool that actually works.

"I don't know what my menu is actually costing me."

I build a system that connects what you buy to what you serve, so the real cost of every item is always in front of you. Not last month's number. Right now. When ingredient prices shift, you see the impact immediately — before it shows up in a way that hurts.

"I know money is leaking somewhere but I can't find it."

Before you raise prices or cut something you love, let me look at the purchasing patterns, waste, and portion data you already have. Most operators are surprised by where the actual losses are. I build the tool that makes it visible so you can fix the right thing.

"I make location and scheduling decisions on gut feel."

Your gut isn't wrong — but it's working without all the information. I build simple tracking tools that show you which locations, days, and time slots are genuinely profitable versus which ones just feel busy. Not every busy spot is making you money. This one is especially important for food truck operators.

"I have no idea if my pricing is right."

Pricing decisions made without data are just guesses — and in a margin environment this tight, the wrong guess is expensive. I build a menu analysis that shows which items are earning their place, which ones are quietly hurting you, and where there's room to move without losing customers.

"I'm doing everything manually and it's eating my time."

Pick the one task that costs you the most hours every week. Ordering, inventory counts, scheduling, end-of-day reconciliation — whatever it is. I build a simple automation around that one thing. Not a platform. Not a system you have to learn. One thing that works, so you get that time back.

"I can't tell if we're overstaffed until payroll is already done."

I build a daily labor visibility signal using the data you already have — POS sales history, your schedule, and labor costs. The output is simple: labor percentage, sales per labor hour, and overtime risk, in plain English, before the day gets away from you. Not a dashboard you have to maintain. One honest answer before the shift starts.