Campaign brief from location data
Deterministic analytics summarizes demand and menu performance, then AI composes a campaign brief with audience focus, pillars, and tone guardrails.
Workflows turns sales signals into campaign briefs, promotion shortlists, schedules, and draft copy you can review step by step. Studio turns your menu photos into on-brand Reels and feed posts.
Menuyukti combines deterministic analytics with AI generation: analytics computes what is happening in your location data, and AI turns that into campaign strategy, storytelling, and draft assets you can review.
Deterministic analytics summarizes demand and menu performance, then AI composes a campaign brief with audience focus, pillars, and tone guardrails.
Rules-based scoring ranks promotion candidates from real menu demand so you feature dishes with evidence, not guesswork.
AI tags each candidate with content angles, hook ideas, and reel context so weekly content feels intentional instead of repetitive.
Deterministic timing signals identify lunch, dinner, and weekend demand windows, then AI turns them into a practical weekly posting cadence.
AI drafts captions and creative directions, while Studio flows prepare visuals from your menu photos to speed up weekly execution.
Every milestone is saved as an artifact with clear inputs and outputs, so you can inspect, edit, and rerun when fresh data arrives.
If you run restaurant social on your own, you are usually juggling chat tools, design apps, and spreadsheets. Even when content looks good, it is hard to connect posts to what actually sells.
Menuyukti connects both sides of the job: Workflows turns sales signals into campaign plans you can review, and Studio turns menu photos into on-brand visuals you can publish faster.
Built for restaurant Instagram teams: Workflows plans campaigns from sales signals, and Studio creates the visuals.
Each milestone has a clear goal, optional pass criteria, and saved artifacts. Set the quality bar, let the agent run the step, then edit or rerun with control.
Start from built-in templates with goals, pass criteria, and starter data, then tailor each step to your campaign.
Attach a location analytics run so your brief and promotion shortlist reflect real menu performance, not guesswork.
Add steps like key dates, campaign brief, promotion picks, scheduler, and captions with prefilled goals and pass criteria.
Chat beside the timeline, inspect the skills and tools used in each run, and rerun milestones when new sales data arrives.

Turn one smartphone photo into a polished hero shot with better food lighting, smarter framing, and a brand-ready finish.
Upload, normalize, and manage images for your brand—drag and drop, preview, download, and reuse across campaigns.
Commercial 45–60° angle on warm wood—your plate stays exactly as photographed while lighting and presentation become menu- and Instagram-ready.
Prepare your photo with warmer food lighting and cleaner framing before the hero-shot pass.
Remove the background to clean white, center and scale the dish, and balance exposure—a neutral cutout ready for compositing, carousels, and ad layouts.
Combine product shots, backgrounds, aspect ratios, and flows in a guided new-design wizard for Reels, carousels, and promos.
Use the same assets when workflow milestones need product imagery—one visual library for planning and execution.
Step 2 prepares your photo in two ways before the hero pass: warmer, food-optimized light and cleaner composition. Step 3 turns the same plate into a classic 45-60 degree restaurant hero on warm wood without a reshoot.

Your everyday phone capture—real dish, imperfect light, maybe cropped tight to the plate.

The golden-hour fix prepares your image in two steps:

Restaurant marketing hero shot—commercial angle and brand-ready finish.
Plan the campaign in Workflows, then create visuals in Studio, all in one platform.
Use Workflows to build data-backed campaign plans and Studio to create on-brand visuals from menu photos in one platform.