PrepIQ
AI kitchen intelligence for hospitality
What it does
PrepIQ turns sales and operational data into daily kitchen plans. Forecast demand, plan prep, and help your team run more predictable services with AI. PrepIQ predicts what your kitchen will sell today and tells you exactly how much to prepare. Reduce waste, avoid stockouts, and protect margins.
PrepIQ predicts what your kitchen will sell today and tells you exactly how much to prepare. Reduce waste, avoid stockouts, protect margins.
The result? The same three losses, compounding every day — in every kitchen that preps on memory. Throwing away food and money every single day. Margins bleed silently. Losing revenue when your best items run out at peak. Customers don't come back. The same guessing game, repeated every morning. Yesterday teaches nothing. PrepIQ replaces the guesswork with a plan your whole kitchen runs on. PrepIQ turns demand into a daily plan — prep, ingredients, and staffing — coordinates the line as service runs, and learns from every shift. It doesn't replace your POS or your chef's judgment — it sits above what you already run and turns it into a decision. Not another forecast tool. PrepIQ runs the…from prepiq.net
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