Every pizza, checked

A camera that checks the pizza against the order.

The wrong pie leaving the shop costs you a refund, a delivery, and often the customer. It is almost always something a second pair of eyes would have caught at the cut table.

At the cut tableChecked against the order it was rung from
  • Left half — pepperoni, ricotta
  • Right half — mushroom
  • 18″, cut in eight
  • Coverage light, right outer edge

Coaching to Marco: “mushroom light on the right half”


What it does

Caught at the cut table, not at the door.

Checked against what was rung

Toppings, coverage, placement, and whether the halves are the right way round — compared with the actual order, before it goes in a box.

Coaching, not a scoreboard

"Pepperoni light on the right half." Feedback the person can use on the next one, and improvement you can actually see over a month.

It learns your shop

What a good pie looks like is learned from your pies and your manager’s corrections — not hardcoded by somebody who has never seen your oven.

A brand standard that is enforced

Set what good looks like once at the brand, see it scored in every store, and stop relying on the quarterly visit to find out.

On the device, when it can be

Inference close to the kitchen rather than a round trip, so a check does not add a wait to the pass.


Why it matters

Why a camera and not a checklist.

  1. 01

    Nobody fills in a checklist during a rush

    Every quality process that needs a human to stop and record something dies on a Friday. A camera does not need anyone to remember it.

  2. 02

    The expensive mistake is the one that leaves

    A wrong pie caught at the cut table costs a few minutes. The same pie caught at the customer’s door costs the food, the delivery, the refund and often the relationship.

  3. 03

    It makes training specific

    "Be more careful" changes nothing. "Your sauce is light on the outer inch, here are the last five" changes something.



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Make us a deliberately wrong pizza.

Put the halves the wrong way round and see whether it catches you before the box.

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  • A pie compared against its own ticket
  • A wrong half caught before it leaves
  • Coaching written for the person who made it
  • The same standard scored across several stores