Signals by YYZdata

The 8:10 line cost you $150.
It was bussing, not capacity.

Signals reads the room, the door and the pass from the cameras already on the ceiling, tells you where tonight is slipping while you can still fix it, and prices what slipped. One box, on site, in a database you own.
Found money, nightly

Walkouts recorded with a time and a frame instead of guessed at. Expiring stock surfaced in the morning at full margin instead of the trash, with tonight's special drafted from what has to move.

The shift card

At close: where service slipped, which sections ran short, what to change tomorrow, wins included. One list, reasons attached.

One box instead of a stack

Counting, door timing, alerts and the morning brief in one appliance on your own premises, in place of a pile of single-purpose subscriptions.

Hemispheres Cafe is an invented venue and every figure is simulated. The camera frames are AI-generated for this demo, not footage of any real place and not of any customer. The pixelation you can toggle is produced by the same routine that runs on a live Signals box.
Hemispheres Cafe
 
liveDEMO
💬Ask anything about the room…
Tonight, live · ~aw~, ~a~ · 8:12 PM
A captured moment of service, held still so you can read it. On a running box this redraws every few seconds. Tap any number for where it came from.
Needs you
Every one of these opens. Every action tells you exactly what it would do before it does anything.
2ALERTS
2ACTIONS
1COACHING
What is connected
Every source feeding this venue, cameras included. The labels mean what they say: LIVE and IN BUILD carry the same label in the product.
Signals by YYZdata · hospitality demo v1.0
Privacy, demonstrated
Toggle it and watch. Every person is pixelated on the box before the frame is written to disk. Counting continues either way, so the blur window costs you privacy nothing and costs you data nothing.
camera view
Dining room · raw frame ● live
Ask a camera
Plain language, answered from the frame on screen right now, on the box.
All cameras
Tap any tile to make it the big one above. Chips elsewhere in the demo land here, on the frame behind the claim.
Zones and dwelltap to open
Signals by YYZdata · hospitality demo v1.0
The shift card · Thursday, ~d0~
What the floor acts on at close: where service slipped, which sections ran short, what to change on the next shift. Tap a line for the evidence.
Sections, Thursday
Coverage against covers, per section. Shown so the fix is a section redraw, not a guess.
Signals by YYZdata · hospitality demo v1.0
Covers against staff on the floor · Thursday, ~d0~
Red bars are covers by hour. The narrow blue bar beside each is floor staff on shift, on its own scale. When the two shapes disagree, that is the money line: a full room under-served, or an empty room over-staffed.
Covers by hour, staff beside 184 covers · peak 8 PM
Staff counts are people on the floor, from the cameras, not the schedule. When labor data connects (IN BUILD), this chart gains dollars; until then it says shape and means shape.
The money line
What the pilot measures
Signals by YYZdata · hospitality demo v1.0
Simulated venue data · same platform running today in live venue deployments