Watchful · use case
Watchful for Restaurants.
Tables waiting, guests at the door, smoke on the stove, the walk-in left open.
The film
Let me know if a table waits more than five minutes.
Table 6 has waited 7 minutes.Tell me when guests wait at the door and nobody's at the host stand.
3 guests at the door.Let me know when a table's glasses are empty.
Table 4's glasses are empty.Tell me when a table is free but not cleared.
Table 9 isn't cleared. 4 are waiting.Tell me if a pan starts smoking.
Smoke from a pan on burner 3.Let me know if there's water on the floor.
Water on the floor by the dish station.Let me know if the walk-in door stays open.
The walk-in has been open 9 minutes.
Moments, one at a time
How Watchful works
Cameras that watch, understand and resolve.
Watchful turns the cameras you already have into part of the team. You tell it what matters, in plain words. It watches every camera, understands what is happening, and makes sure the right person handles it.
Every camera, every minute. The Watchful Box connects to the cameras you already have, wired or Wi-Fi, and keeps their video on site.
Not just motion. It knows a person in the forklift lane without a vest, a spill, a queue, a door left open, and tells them apart from everything that doesn't matter.
The right person gets the alert with the clip, acts, and marks it handled. Everything is logged, so you can ask about the past: “When was the back door left open this week?”
The box is your recorder: cameras plug into a PoE switch, the switch into the box. For a site with no recorder yet.
One cable to your network. Your recorder keeps recording; Watchful adds the watching, the alerts and the answers.
Nothing leaves the building, and alerts keep working without internet. The simplest answer for privacy rules and inspections.
Run a pilot at your restaurant.
One box, your cameras, and the instructions that matter to you. Every week you see what Watchful found, who fixed it, and how fast.