Make money. Run the restaurant. Bring customers back.
Kitch keeps the business behind the restaurant together, then gives you one place to tell it what changed.
Restaurant software usually starts with a module. Kitch starts with the three jobs an operator is already trying to get done.
Direct ordering, menu, QR, promos and guest-facing surfaces stay connected. Paid live plans carry a 0% Kitch take-rate on direct orders; standard payment processing fees still apply.
Staff, schedule, availability, time off, time clock, hours, sales, labour and food-cost context live with the restaurant instead of in another pile of tabs.
Promos and guest context stay close to the restaurant. On eligible plans, Kitch also supports social publishing and review-reply workflows with approval kept in the loop.
Features depend on plan, permissions, available restaurant data and connected services.
You should not need to remember which module owns the problem before you can solve it.
Kitch starts with the restaurant behind the request, not a blank prompt.
Sensitive work can stop for approval instead of silently changing the business.
The useful answer is not 'done.' It is what changed, what did not and what needs attention.
Location and role boundaries keep the right restaurant with the right people.