Free tool · Indicative model · Runs on your device
Fly your restaurant's numbers before you bet them.
The Digital Twin builds a living financial model of your restaurant from ten numbers — then hands you the levers a turnaround actually pulls. Menu price, food-cost points, labour, delivery mix: drag them and watch the monthly P&L, the 12-month cashflow curve and the break-even respond. As ranges. Never as promises.
Only the figures you type, on this device — nothing is stored or sent unless you choose to send it.
What the twin models
A monthly operating P&L built from your own inputs: revenue (orders × average check × a 30-day month), food cost, labour, aggregator commission on the delivery share, and your fixed base (rent, other fixed costs, marketing). From those it derives the operating margin, prime cost, contribution margin, break-even revenue and the break-even order density — and projects the cumulative 12-month cashflow, ramp-aware for a launch.
The lever deck
- Menu price ±15% — orders respond through a stated elasticity (−0.6)
- Food-cost points ±8 — the purchasing, yield and waste band
- Labour points ±6 — roster productivity, not headcount slash-and-burn
- Delivery share ±20 points — the channel-mix decision made visible
- Aggregator commission −6 points — the renegotiation and direct-channel case
- Marketing spend ±AED 10k — cost only; the model never assumes ads buy revenue
Uncertainty, honestly
Every projection runs a Monte Carlo simulation on your device — 1,500 variations of your own numbers (volume ±7.5%, check ±5%, food ±1pt, labour ±0.75pt) — and reports the P10–P90 range, the median, and the share of runs that turn cumulative-positive within 12 months. A single-point forecast would be theatre; the range is the truth a model can defend.
Indicative model — your figures will differ. The twin shows the shape of your economics; the precise read comes from your actual books. Pair it with the five-domain Command Report →
The honest print
- Where do my numbers go?
- Nowhere. The entire model — the P&L, the cashflow curve, the simulation — runs in your browser, on your device. Only the figures you type, on this device. If you later choose to WhatsApp us or email yourself the report, you decide what leaves.
- How accurate is the twin?
- It is an indicative model, not an audit. It assumes a 30-day month, a stated price elasticity of −0.6, and shows every projection as a simulated range (P10–P90), because your real figures will differ. Its job is to show you the SHAPE of your economics and which lever moves them most — the precise read comes from a real engagement with your actual books.
- What are the "GGB plays"?
- One-click scenarios that apply the lever band the corresponding GGB method targets — a 120-day food-cost reset, a delivery-margin rebuild, a labour-productivity pass. They are modelled scenarios in typical operator bands, not promised outcomes.
- Why does the marketing lever only change cost?
- Because a model that assumes ad spend automatically buys revenue would be selling you a fantasy. The twin moves what accounting arithmetic can defend; revenue response to marketing depends on execution, and we would rather under-model than over-promise.
- Does the twin feed the Command Report?
- Yes — as a model read. Your diagnostic scores stay separate: the five operating-health domains are scored by the diagnostic tools, and the twin adds the financial model alongside them, clearly labelled as unscored.
The model shows the shape. The books show the truth. Fly your levers, then pressure-test the read with the founder — 28+ years of launch, turnaround and multi-outlet control.