Features

Every morning at open, QuantDine analyses your trading data, today's weather forecast, and local events near your restaurant — and writes you a personalised briefing. Not a report. Not a spreadsheet. A clear, plain-English outlook for the day ahead.

Know whether to expect a quiet Tuesday or a surge from a local concert. See how today's weather historically affects your covers. Get a forecast for tonight's service based on everything QuantDine knows about your pattern. This is what having a data analyst on your team feels like — without the salary.

QuantDine turns your POS transaction data into a complete picture of your revenue performance. Track daily, weekly, and seasonal trends. Compare any period against the same period last year — adjusted for day of week, so you're always comparing like for like.

See your best hour, your best session, and your revenue by day of week. Set weekly targets and watch a live progress bar track your pace throughout the week. Know by Wednesday whether you're on track for Saturday. The Revenue Summary gives you the full picture across any date range you choose. The Time Analysis breaks it down by hour, by session, by day. The Overview gives you today's position at a glance.

Most restaurant owners know their bestsellers. Far fewer know which dishes cost more to sell than they earn. QuantDine connects your sales volume to your food costs and surfaces the items that look popular but quietly damage your margin.

Menu Engineering gives you a full matrix — stars, ploughhorses, puzzles, and dogs — across every item on your menu. See attach rates for each course. Track which items are trending up or down week on week. Know what to 86, what to reprice, and what to push harder. The Menu tab also surfaces your top performing dishes on the Overview — your best sellers and your worst performer, updated every week.

Every Monday morning, QuantDine reviews last week's trading and generates three cards — an Opportunity, a Watch, and an Alert. These aren't generic tips. They're written from your data, specific to your restaurant, in plain English.

The Opportunity tells you what to capitalise on this week. The Watch flags something that deserves attention before it becomes a problem. The Alert surfaces anything that needs action now. Alongside the weekly review, QuantDine's advice engine generates targeted recommendations — whether that's a menu change, a staffing decision, or a promotional idea — all grounded in what your numbers are actually showing.

QuantDine's target system is built around how restaurants actually trade — not uniform daily goals, but day-weighted targets that account for the fact that Saturday is worth three Tuesdays. Set weekly revenue, covers, and average spend targets; get live progress that shows where you should be by now — and where you actually are.

Set targets as a fixed amount, as a percentage growth on last year, or with monthly seasonal multipliers. The Performance vs Target heatmap shows the last 52 weeks at a glance — green, amber, and red — so you see seasonal rhythm and where you consistently underperform.

QuantDine supports multiple users per restaurant, with role-based permissions so your head chef sees menu performance and your front-of-house manager sees covers and revenue — without either seeing what they don't need to.

Add your general manager, your head chef, or your business partner. Set their access level. They get their own login, their own dashboard view, and their own daily briefing. You stay in control of what each person can see and change.

QuantDine generates weekly email summaries delivered to your inbox every Monday — your previous week's performance, targets hit, top dishes, and the three AI insight cards, formatted for reading over your morning coffee. PDF exports let you download any dashboard view as a formatted report — for your accountant, your business partner, your bank manager, or your own records. Available across Revenue, Menu, and AI Insights tabs.

Coming at launch — scheduled reports sent automatically to any email address you specify.