Spend your time on the kitchen, not on the phone.
AI takes orders by WhatsApp, keeps the menu board live, and flags a dish about to sell out.
Customers order ahead and the agent tracks delivery.
Orders by hour — sample data
| 12p | 14 |
|---|---|
| 1p | 22 |
| 2p | 16 |
| 3p | 9 |
| 7p | 18 |
| 8p | 26 |
| 9p | 20 |
A dashboard with today’s orders and delivery times.
| Time | Customer | Items | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1:40 PM | Customer 1 | 2 orders | Out for delivery |
| 1:55 PM | Customer 2 | 1 order | Preparing |
| 2:10 PM | Customer 3 | 3 orders | Picked up |
| 2:25 PM | Customer 4 | 1 order | Delayed |
Orders and delivery status, in one table.
Order 214 ready
Order 214 is bagged at the counter and the guest has been texted for pickup.
Combo running low
The lunch combo is down to six portions and the kitchen agent flagged a prep batch.
Daily summary
Today's 138 tickets closed with an average counter wait under three minutes.
Live alerts from the restaurant's order and prep agents
Preorder pickup
Preorder form a guest fills before arriving at the counter
Weekday lunch rush snapshot — sample data
The voice agent took 62 phone orders during the rush with no missed calls.
Guest 1 through Guest 19 preordered via WhatsApp and skipped the counter line entirely.
Dashboard summary of a busy lunch service at the counter
A message goes out the moment the courier picks up the order.
A CFDI invoice goes out when a customer asks for one.
We watch a normal week of orders and pick what to build first.
We build it on your own menu and adjust until your team uses it daily.
Documentation, training and full access — it’s yours to run.
Every recipe, every price and every call about what’s on today’s menu — those stay with your kitchen. The agent handles orders, delivery messages and the sold-out list; it never decides what to cook or what to charge.
No — we start from the systems you already use and read from them. If one can’t connect, we’ll tell you at the first visit.
Yes — customers can order, ask what’s on today’s menu or track a delivery on WhatsApp, and it also works on the web.
No. It reads the kitchen’s own count and relays it — your team always decides what to cook and sell.
It can read from the ones you already use and bring the orders into one place — we confirm which ones connect at the first visit.
You do — it’s built on KOA, an open-source platform under an MIT licence. There are no licence fees; your team gets full documentation and access.
It depends on what is worth doing first. We agree the price after the first conversation, before any work starts, and there are no licence fees.
No. It’s made for a single counter as easily as a few, wherever someone already answers WhatsApp during the rush.
This is an AI agent. A person at KOA Labs reads these conversations to reply. Please don’t share sensitive data.