ANNETRA

For the people behind every service

A clearer kitchen.
A more informed day.

Understand the rhythm of your kitchen, using compatible cameras you already have.

Annetra turns observations from agreed work areas into a daily report — helping you choose where to look, what to ask and what to improve.

Explore a pilot Watch the 42-second walkthrough

Built for restaurant operators. Start with one kitchen, one question and a conversation with the founders.

AI-generated concept of chefs preparing a restaurant service.
AI-generated concept · Not a customer restaurant
Compatible existing cameras Privacy processing on site Reports about work areas No audio collection

Made for the rhythm of service

You know your restaurant.
Make space to see it clearly.

When you’re in the middle of service, patterns can be hard to see. Start the next day with a clearer view of the work areas that matter to your team.

AI-generated concept of a restaurant owner and chef discussing service.
AI-generated concept · Not a customer restaurant

See Annetra in 42 seconds

See the whole
Annetra cycle.

Follow the full journey: your camera, privacy processing on site, work-area observations, a daily report — and what your team does next.

Walkthrough transcript
  1. Set up. Assess the camera view, connect Annetra Edge and agree the work areas. Site assessment and validation come first.
  2. Protect. The edge box applies face masking and configured redactions before images leave the site. The animation explains the workflow; the illustrated figures are not a demonstration of masking. Masking does not guarantee anonymity; site privacy checks are required.
  3. Observe. Cloud analysis measures presence and observed visits in agreed work areas. These are area-level observations, not employee rankings.
  4. Check. Reports show observation coverage. Comparisons use a rolling 21-day lookback and require at least five eligible daily observations for a matching bucket. Missing observations are not an empty kitchen.
  5. Report. An illustrative daily note shows 2.4-minute prep visits versus a 1.8-minute eligible historical comparison, with 96% coverage. These are example values, not customer results or a diagnosis.
  6. Act. The manager asks whether prep was stocked before service. The team trials restocking earlier. Annetra supplies observations; people decide what to do.
  7. Review. Review the next observations and coverage together. A focused pilot includes weekly reviews, without promised savings.

01 / Yesterday, made useful

Less footage.
More perspective.

Open the morning with perspective, not hours of footage. A short account of the previous service gives you somewhere useful to look.

See presence and time spent in agreed work areas, how much of the service was observed, and comparisons when sufficient valid history exists.

Understand the measurements
ANNETRA / DAILY NOTE Illustrative example

A closer look at prep.

Example evening service · 18:00–22:00

96% Observed service time
2.4 min Average observed visit at prep

Prep visits averaged 2.4 minutes, compared with 1.8 minutes in eligible historical observations for the corresponding time buckets.

A question to explore

Did the menu, layout or preparation routine change?

Example values, not customer results. This observation does not establish a cause. With insufficient coverage or history, the report says so.

02 / Designed to stay out of the way

Your kitchen.
A little more understood.

01

Start with the right view.

We assess compatible cameras and agree which standing areas can be measured reliably. Every kitchen gets its own setup.

02

Process privacy on site.

Annetra Edge applies face masking and configured redactions before images enter the reporting pipeline. Site validation is required.

03

Make room for insight.

Cloud processing turns observations into area-level measurements. Review a daily report and discuss useful findings with us each week.

Explore the setup and safeguards

03 / Hospitality starts with trust

Understand the operation.
Respect the people.

The pilot focuses on work areas and operational patterns. It does not offer employee rankings, facial identification or audio recording.

Masking is not a guarantee of anonymity. Camera placement, privacy checks and measurement acceptance come before customer activation. Staff communication and site-specific data terms are part of commissioning.

Read the privacy approach

04 / Begin thoughtfully

One kitchen.
One focused pilot.

A proposed six-week pilot after commissioning, built around one operational question that matters to you.

Before we install

Agree your question, camera fit, work areas, service hours, privacy requirements and written scope.

During the pilot

Validate measurements, review reports and meet weekly to connect observations with your experience.

At the decision point

Review usefulness, reliability and cost together. Decide whether to continue with agreed terms.

Pricing follows the site survey. Installation dates depend on technical and privacy readiness. No promised savings or compliance certification.

Start with a conversation

Tell us about
your kitchen.

What would you like to understand about a typical service?

We’ll discuss whether a focused pilot is a good fit.

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