The hour before doors open.
Handled.
One message in, your whole week out. Prep timeline, gram weights, shopping run, and a board that runs service.
- Doors
- 7:00 PM
- Units
- 43
- Tasks
- 10
- Warnings
- 1
Read off the compile in the screenshot above.
Counts in, the whole week out.
Give it a door time and the counts. It schedules every mix, rest and prep task backward from service, with gram weights and start times, on a workspace shaped to your shop.
A board that runs the night.
Window intake, fire queue, oven timers on absolute timestamps, and stock that 86s itself at zero. It keeps taking orders when the Wi-Fi drops.
NANE
Nane proposes. You approve.
It reads your shop, drafts the change, and shows you the diff. Nothing reaches a customer or a count without you saying yes.
Nane proposes
Workspace change
proposed- Add view "Saturday prep" with 4 blocks
- Move "Dough counts" above "Oven map"
- Add it to the sidebar under Service
Saturday is your biggest door and the prep list is read on a phone at the bench.
The parts you should not have to think about.
Counts are a log, not a number.
Every sale, spoil and recount is appended. You can still ask what the count was at 6:40 PM last Saturday.
Timers hold real times.
A tablet that sleeps through a rush wakes up showing the right pull time, not a stale countdown.
Texts go out on consent.
Every customer message runs through one consent-checked path. There is no way around it.
Nothing changes without you.
Nane proposes, you approve, and the workspace it publishes is a version you can go back to.