Fullkitch vs Maya by Inputly

Fullkitch is web-based AI software for restaurant back-of-house operations. Its machine-learning forecasting predicts daily demand for every menu item, with stated 95% item-level accuracy. Phone-based computer vision and voice AI count inventory, with stated counts approximately 90% faster than manual methods. An autonomous agent checks stock, projected demand, and dynamic par levels before drafting purchase orders for manager approval. Scheduling uses demand forecasts, staff availability, labor laws, and house rules, with automatic labor-law compliance. A live P&L shows food-cost percentage, labor ratio against revenue, and per-item margin. Native integrations include Toast, Square, Lightspeed, Clover, Brink, Revel, QuickBooks, Xero, Restaurant365, Gusto, and ADP. AI agents can draft purchase orders, prep lists, and schedules, but nothing is sent without approval. Fullkitch targets independent restaurants, multi-unit operators, and franchise groups. It says the first location can go live in one week and additional locations in one day. Pricing is custom by quote, with no published tiers.

Maya by Inputly connects restaurant sales, recipes, stock and purchasing to forecast demand and manage inventory and food cost. It tracks ingredient quantities and expiry by perishable lot, flags low stock and recommends reorder points. Recipes link menu items to ingredients; sales forecasts can be translated into ingredient needs, including batch yields and unit conversions. Maya drafts supplier purchase orders using forecast demand, current and in-transit stock, supplier lead times and pack sizes. Forecasts are trained on a restaurant's sales history and, according to Inputly, also consider calendars, holidays, paydays, weather and local events. Proposed actions require approval, with role-based access, audit trails, reversible actions and a kill switch among the listed controls. POS connections include Square, Toast, TouchBistro, Clover, SeroPOS and Lightspeed; a REST API and webhooks are also listed. Native apps are listed for Android, iOS, macOS and Windows, alongside web and API access. Maya is paid, with pricing listed from $249/mo, and has no free plan. Inputly says SOC 2 Type II is in progress.