Your hours.
The week is built inside your open and close, never around them. And the floor is never left short on purpose: when demand says two, the draft holds two, or shows you the gap.
Scheduling, inventory, and your numbers in one place. One ask drafts the whole week, and nothing goes live without you.
Draft the week, read the numbers, tune the shop. MonkAI does the legwork so an hour of admin becomes a sentence, and anything that touches the board still stops at your approval.
Rebuild Wednesday with one more on bar.
✓ Drafted · Wed, Jul 22 · 6 shifts
Added a bar shift from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM and rebalanced the afternoon. The noon gap is covered now. The draft is waiting for you.
Who opens tomorrow?
Schedule · Tue, Jul 21
Maya opens at 6:45 AM with the keys. Jonah is on at 7:00 AM, and Sam takes the mid at 8:00 AM.
How's labor looking this week?
Week readout · Mon, Jul 20 – Sun, Jul 26
About $3,096 scheduled against $12,940 in expected sales, so roughly 24%. Friday is your heaviest day. Want it day by day?
Open hours, coverage, rest, caps. Set once; every draft after that respects it.
One ask in plain words. The whole week is thought through at once, not shift by shift.
The cards tell you what to look at. Nothing reaches the board until you say so.
Step one, up close. Your hours, your people, your limits: the draft is built from how the shop actually works.
The week is built inside your open and close, never around them. And the floor is never left short on purpose: when demand says two, the draft holds two, or shows you the gap.
Blocked time stays blocked, so nobody gets drafted into a day off. And roles are real: only people tagged for the bar end up behind it.
Enough rest between a close and the next open. No two-hour scraps, no ten-hour marathons. Weekly hours stay inside what each person actually works.
The whole week, thought through in one pass.
Gaps get shown, never smoothed over.
Every publish can be undone.
Nothing goes live without you.
Pulls, recounts, deliveries, waste. The inventory spreadsheet retires, the log remembers every touch, and you hear about running low before it runs out.
Every change, whether you dragged it or MonkAI drafted it, walks the same path. There is no second door.
You ask, or you drag a shift yourself. Same door either way.
Every change is tested against your rules before it can land.
You look at it. You say yes. Only then does it publish.
Every publish is journaled, and undo is right there.
Your sales history comes straight from your POS, and the forecast is built on it. Toast connects today; Square and Clover are next.
One tier, everything in it, and a direct line to the people building it.
One tier. The whole product.
Built shoulder-to-shoulder with a small circle of real shops.