Register & service
Take orders, manage bills, support dining modes, and move work forward from one service view.
The platform, without the clutter
Choose the tools your operation needs.
Odarius connects daily restaurant work, business-health signals, and compatible building devices around one shared operating picture. Each company receives the capabilities included in its subscription—not a screen full of tools it will never use.
Sell & serve
From incoming order to completed handoff.
Keep the service flow understandable while the restaurant is moving.
Online orders
See incoming orders, status, messages, and delivery workload in an operational queue.
Kitchen workflow
Route tickets by station, watch timing, group preparation, and coordinate the pass.
Reservations & handoff
Support the arrival, service, collection, delivery, or driver handoff around the order.
Control the operation
Keep the routine work connected to the decisions.
Use the capabilities that fit your operation, without turning every person’s screen into a control room.
Menu & pricing AI-assisted
Maintain items, choices, recipes, availability, and pricing from a shared source.
Stock & purchasing AI-assisted
Support counts, usage, purchasing, suppliers, waste, and food-cost visibility. See a drafted order reviewed
Teams & scheduling
Coordinate schedules, availability, requests, clock-ins, labour visibility, and communication.
Tasks & routines
Keep recurring operational work visible, assigned, and connected to the day.
Useful automation
Let routine work move. Keep important decisions accountable.
Odarius can move configured work forward and surface exceptions without turning the restaurant into a black box.
Route the order
Send configured items and tickets toward the right preparation station and service handoff.
Prepare recurring work
Create the next scheduled check or routine task so opening, closing, and safety work stays visible.
Surface the exception
Bring late work, changed instructions, unusual readings, or missed checks to the responsible role.
Keep approval with a person
Prices, payments, protected controls, and other sensitive actions remain governed by role and company rules.
See where Odarius uses AI, and what you approve
Configured—not uncontrolled. Automation depends on the enabled capability and the rules agreed for that company. It does not bypass permissions or turn an unfinished integration into a live feature.
Monitor & protect
See physical risks—and act before they become expensive surprises.
Odarius can connect compatible monitoring and control devices to the same operating picture as the restaurant. Authorized people can see alerts, review history, and use configured controls without giving every user access to the building.
Leak detection
Receive alerts from compatible water sensors in kitchens, bathrooms, storage, and other risk areas.
Authorized water shutoff
Use configured controls for compatible toilet-feed valves or the building’s main water valve when action is required.
Fridge & freezer temperatures
Follow current readings and temperature history so unsafe movement or failing equipment can surface sooner.
Electricity monitoring
Bring compatible electrical readings into view to identify unusual consumption, operating patterns, or equipment behaviour.
Alerts & escalation
Route important events to the people responsible for responding, with access governed by company and role.
Device history
Review readings, alerts, acknowledgements, and configured actions alongside the wider operating context.
Understand the business
Know how the operation is doing without living in reports.
Connect sales, costs, customers, stock, labour, and selected device signals so owners can see the health of the business and understand what needs attention.
Customers & messages AI-assisted · needs setup
Keep customer history, conversations, feedback, and service context together.
Reviews & reputation
Bring feedback and review activity closer to the service context that created it.
Business-health overview
Bring the signals that matter—sales, orders, labour, stock, waste, costs, and selected building alerts—into one management picture.
Trends & exceptions
Compare periods, notice unusual movement, and focus attention on changes that deserve a closer look.
Costs & operating performance AI-assisted
Connect purchasing, expenses, reconciliation, margins, and operating results to the work behind the numbers. See a receipt captured
Loyalty & campaigns
Support return visits, targeted communication, and offers when those modules are enabled.
Tutorials & walkthroughs
Learn the workflow, not just the buttons.
Odarius guidance is organized around real restaurant tasks—from preparing the day and taking an order to kitchen handoff, purchasing, reporting, and connected hardware.
Browse the tutorial topics and public answers now. Complete videos will appear only after their screens, narration, captions, and instructions are ready for customers.
Browse tutorialsClear boundaries
Access follows responsibility.
A person may use one identity, but that does not unlock every company, module, or administrative area.
Company membershipDetermines which company a person can enter.
SubscriptionDetermines which capabilities the company has.
RoleDetermines which work the person can see and change.
Purpose-built viewsKeep everyday screens focused on the job at hand.
How it compares
The honest version of a comparison chart.
Every line on the left is a claim you can hold us to. The right-hand column is what is common in this category — not a verdict on any one product, and not a company we have decided to speak for.
What you are choosing
With Odarius
Common in the category
The shape of it
One platform. The register, the kitchen, purchasing, bookkeeping, teams and the building sit in one operating picture, and a company switches on the modules it uses.
A point of sale, with purchasing, invoice reading, bookkeeping and messaging bought as separate products — each with its own login, its own price and its own copy of your information.
Reading a supplier invoice
Part of the modules that carry it, with the draft you correct and approve before anything is booked. What it reads, and what you approve.
Usually an add-on product alongside the till, and usually quoted rather than priced in public. Reading invoices with AI is not unusual — buying it separately is.
What you pay
Prices are published, the till is free and stays free, and Odarius takes no percentage of your sales. See the numbers.
Quote-based pricing is normal, and card processing costs a percentage of every sale whoever provides it. Worth adding up the add-ons before comparing a headline price.
Where the AI is
Named capability by capability, with a status, what it is given, and what a person approves — plus four things we say plainly that we do not do.
Worth asking of anything, including us: which step is actually a model, what does it read, and what can it change without you seeing it first?
The building itself
Compatible leak, refrigeration and electrical monitors, and configured water shutoff, in the same platform that runs the service. How it connects.
A separate monitoring service with its own app and its own alerts, where it exists at all.
Who built it
A restaurateur, for his own restaurant first, while it is open and serving. The founder story.
Worth asking whoever is selling to you: do they run a restaurant, and did this survive a Saturday night before it reached you?
What this table will not do. It will not name another company and tell you what that company cannot do. Products change weekly, our information about them would go stale quietly, and a chart that misstates somebody else’s product is worth nothing to the person reading it. Where we know a specific, checkable fact — that reading invoices with AI is widely available, for instance, and normally sold as an add-on — we say so, including when it makes us less special. The rest of the right-hand column is the shape of the category, and you should check it against whatever you are actually being offered.
Start with the operation you actually run.
Private beta access is reviewed and configured around the company, its roles, and a safe testing scope. Invited participants can explore the public beta modules included in that scope; internal-only capabilities are not part of subscriber access.
Businesses that complete agreed testing and feedback may qualify for discounted launch access. The exact benefit and conditions are confirmed in writing before testing begins.