MarcusSay what happened tonight. Tomorrow's crew already knows.
Marcus is a notebook a kitchen talks to. At the end of a shift you say what was prepped, what ran out and what went wrong. It writes it down, sorts it, and the next shift opens it and gets on with it.
Speech becomes text on the phone. Audio never leaves it.
Every note lands as prep, short and issues, in the notebook it belongs to.
"What did we run out of this week?" The answer comes out of your own notes.
A home that reads your week
The home screen is built from your notes: what is running short, what keeps breaking, what to prep. Notebooks carry their own summaries, so a folder tells you what is inside before you open it.
Marcus fits the way each kitchen works. Group by day, by kind, by tag; save the views you use; pick how it looks and how blunt it is.
Join the public beta
Marcus is on TestFlight now. Leave your email and we will send you the link. One email, nothing else.
How it treats your data
Audio stays on the phone. Notes are stored in Sydney and shared only with your kitchen. There is an export button and a delete-my-account button, and both do what they say. Privacy ยท Your data