Snake Monkey

Stockpot helps independent restaurant owners run the business from one trusted place. A restaurant does the same job as any company, but its records sit in a shoebox, a WhatsApp group and the owner’s memory, and the people doing the work are on shift. 1. A single trusted platform for staff and owners. Staff report problems in their own language, and owners read them in English. Checklists, tasks, stock counts and deliveries sit in one place, and crisis cards give staff the right steps during a power, gas, water, fridge or wifi problem, even with no connection. 2. An AI personal agent connected to everyday conversations. Stockpot records supplier calls, shows the last price paid during the call, then writes the transcript, summary, action items and draft order. It sends staff checklists and reminders on WhatsApp, can ring them about a late check, and drafts order confirmations and credit requests to suppliers, so there is a written record. It compares the call, the delivery and the invoice, then shows what the restaurant is owed. 3. An AI analyst for sales, stock and menu margins. It explains why food cost moved over a week, month or year, and suggests three actions the owner can turn into tasks. Muse Spark estimates typical UK wholesale prices for dishes without real prices yet. Stockpot then turns every recipe, recent sales and the latest stock count into a weekly shopping list, grouped by supplier with their contact details and a draft order email the owner can send or copy into WhatsApp. The app works in 18 languages. It was built during the hackathon and has been run on a live deployment with sample data. It hasn’t been tested in a real restaurant yet.