You should be in the dining room, not the office.
Digital Twin Pro is a small box that lives by the office desk. Inside is your assistant — an assistant who confirms the big bookings, calls the suppliers, answers the reviews, and keeps the 86 list honest.
Just say it. It gets handled.
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“Who's booked for Saturday night?”
Assistant: Sixty-two covers. The Delgado party of twelve hasn't confirmed — want me to call?
The book, always current.
“Call the party of twelve.”
Assistant: Called. They're coming, it's fourteen now, and one guest can't have shellfish.
Your assistant makes the call.
“Order what we're short on.”
Assistant: Drafted from the 86 list and last week's covers: fish, cream, sourdough. Approve to send.
Orders that match the weekend.
“What's on the 86 list?”
Assistant: Branzino, the beet salad, and the pinot. Third time this month for the branzino.
The pattern behind the shortages.
“Answer last night's reviews.”
Assistant: Four new ones. One about the wait — I drafted an apology and an invitation back.
Every review, answered like you would.
“Draft next week's schedule.”
You: Luis is out Tuesday and Friday is a private party.
Assistant: Built around both. Two gaps left, both on Sunday.
Scheduling, minus the puzzle.
“What did we pay for fish last month?”
Assistant: $3,900 across nine deliveries. The price jumped 14% after the 12th.
Food cost, without the spreadsheet.
“Remind me about the liquor renewal.”
Assistant: Ninety days out and again at thirty. The paperwork is already gathered for you.
Ready well before the deadline.
A day with your assistant
Five moments from a normal Tuesday.
A brief with the first espresso: covers tonight, what's short, who called out.
It called the supplier, fixed the short delivery, and updated tonight's specials.
Reviews answered. The party of fourteen is confirmed, shellfish noted for the kitchen.
Last night's 86 list becomes tomorrow's order, drafted for your yes.
Tomorrow's prep list and next week's schedule are waiting. You go home.
What that adds up to
Back in the dining room
Calls, orders, reviews, and schedules are handed off — which means service gets you, not the office.
The shortages stop repeating
Every 86, delivery, and price change is remembered, so the same hole doesn't open twice.
Your recipes and numbers stay yours
Costs, suppliers, staff, and the book live in the box by your desk. It never leaves your home — unless you send something out yourself.
You two get better together
It starts useful. It becomes indispensable.
Answers, calls, drafts. You talk. It learns your menu and your suppliers.
It knows your covers by night, your regulars, and who works which shift.
Orders, replies, and schedules arrive drafted before service starts.
The sooner you start, the further ahead you'll be.
What it learns stays yours. It never leaves your home.
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$1,699 — once. About $1.55 a day over three years. 30-day home trial, 1-year warranty, real-person setup included.
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