Runs every night, on every location. The night's findings, priced by morning.

Changelog

What is in it,
and what is not.

Organized by state rather than by date, because the useful question is not when something was written — it is whether you can use it. Where a thing is built but not switched on, that is what it says.

In the product today.

Reachable by a paying customer right now, on every location, at one price. Nothing on this list is behind a flag or a conversation.

Profit Leak EngineVoids, missing inventory and odd labor connected nightly, with the dollar amount and the shift it lines up with. Evidence, never an accusation.
Demand intelligenceEach location's own busy-and-slow pattern plus the calendar ahead, turned into a staffing call and ranked in dollars.
Fully loaded labor %Wages plus the payroll taxes you pay on top, live against sales, with threshold and below-forecast alerts.
Manager copilotAnswers grounded in your own rows, and actions that are previewed, permission-checked, logged and undoable.
Anti-buddy-punch time clockLocation, a photo on file, and a boundary that blocks an off-site punch — plus a review list for the flagged ones.
Auto-schedulerThe cheapest legal schedule, with every labor rule as a constraint it cannot break rather than a warning it can ignore.
Payroll estimate and tipsFederal and FICA nationwide, state withholding complete in 13 states, tip pooling and the $0-base tip-funded model. It computes; it never files.
Register reports and daily closePer-day summary, hourly view, settlement history, and a close that prefills from the overnight sync so the only thing you type is the drawer count.
Cash leak and financeBank deposits triangulated against register cash and the counted drawer; expenses, invoices and safe-to-spend.
Owner digestsDaily, weekly and monthly roll-ups in your inbox — ranked, dollar-quantified, and honest about what it could not compute.
Compliance at write and smart alertsA schedule or tip-out that would break the law is blocked as you make it; everything else routes to one inbox.
Hire to payrollOffer, e-signature, W-4 and I-9, direct deposit, and a completeness gate before anybody is paid.
RegistersClover live and reconciled against a real merchant's reports; Square connectable and built to the same standard.
Security foundationTenant isolation enforced in the database, secrets encrypted at rest, two-factor login, and an append-only audit trail.
Free trial14 days of the whole product, no card, and nothing charges automatically because there is nothing on file to charge.

Not yet

Built-but-dark, designed, or not started — said plainly.

A roadmap that lists everything as "coming" tells you nothing. These are separated by how far along they actually are, and several of the lines below are read from the codebase, so they change on the day they stop being true rather than the day somebody edits this page.

Revenue-center contribution P&LDesigned and not built. The bar carrying the kitchen still hides inside a blended average until it exists.
Franchise hierarchy, liveCorporate rollups, benchmarking, scorecards and policy inheritance are built and are provisioned by us rather than self-serve.
Single sign-on, provenBuilt on our side and never run against a real corporate directory. Directory sync and two-factor login are shipped and exercised.
Direct payroll connectorA one-click push of hours and tips to Gusto or Finch. Designed, not built. The export to your processor or accountant is the hand-off today, and OpslyIQ would still never file.
QuickBooks and XeroAccounting sync. Not built — this line is read from the codebase, so it changes the day that stops being true.
SOC 2 evidenceNot certified and not in an observation window. Ours has not started, so nobody can hand you a report and we will not imply otherwise.
The premium reporting gridAdvertised on the enterprise track and honestly not built.
Log management at scaleAdvertised on the enterprise track and honestly not built.
Native mobile appsThe product installs to a phone's home screen today, in one tap from the browser, with no app store. Native iOS and Android are planned, and we are not going to give you a date we cannot keep.
More payroll statesCalifornia is in preview. Beyond that, each state ships only once its own authority's tables have been checked — we do not claim a state to fill a list.

The coverage table on the home page carries the same distinction for the 4 capabilities it tracks that are not fully live, and it is maintained from the codebase rather than from a roadmap deck.

A cook plating under a single lamp

Judge it on the first list. The second one is why.

Everything reachable today, on your own numbers, for 14 days without a card.

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