Restaurant operations • Scheduling
Restaurant scheduling software built for the whole team.
Not a scheduling app with a chat bolted on. The schedule, the shift confirmations, the team chat and the training live in one app, at one price per location, with everyone on shift already in it.
No contract. No commitment. No credit card.
Our job is to earn our place on your floor, not to lock you in.
Last updated September 24, 2026
Gid
Founders rate • Lifetime$29 $89 USD per location per month
- Tasks, schedule and team chat in one app
- Continuous training tuned to your menu
- Daily reports that surface what matters
- An AI assistant that knows your documents
- Your whole team in. Adding people never raises your bill.
First 250 worldwide • rate locked, no contract
Six fast answers
Everything you need to know before you build a schedule
No demo required to understand what you are looking at. Six questions, six straight answers.
Price and next step
$29 USD per location, whole team in
The Founders rate is $29 USD per location per month, $89 public; adding people never raises the bill. Try a free workspace first, no card.
The problem
A schedule that lives alone
The shifts are in one app, the group chat is personal texts, the tasks are on a whiteboard, and the training is a binder nobody opens on a Tuesday. Six places to update, six places to miss something.
In a real shift
Forecast, labor targets and confirmations, one view
Gid's schedule manager is built for callouts and last-minute coverage. In the Shift Marketplace, a shift can be handed to a teammate, opened to the team, covered or picked up. The chat that already has the schedule and the tasks handles the conversation around it.
What you see
One phone, the whole floor
This week's shifts, the labor target, the team chat with today's tasks inside it, and a training session that takes about five minutes. Nothing lives in a tab you have to remember to open.
Why one app, not a stack
Managers get one system instead of six
The schedule is linked to the tasks, tasks can be sent in the chat, the chat knows the shift, and training and onboarding sit in the same app, on iOS, Android and the web.
Limits today
What Gid does not do yet
Gid POS and Gid Reservations are coming soon, billed only once turned on. No payroll, no tip pooling, no applicant tracking today.
How it works
This week's schedule, done in minutes
Three views, the same app, no export in between.
Step 1
Build the week
Forecast, labor targets and confirmations in the same view. Publish it, and every teammate has it live in their pocket, never on a printed sheet.
Step 2
Watch what needs you
Team health, labor and the reviews waiting on you, in one glance, so you fix what matters first before it becomes a fire during service.
Step 3
Handle it in the chat
A callout, a handoff, a task, sent straight into the conversation the team already has open. Nothing gets confirmed in a side channel nobody else can see.
Under the hood
Availability, confirmations and publishing, explained
The three moving parts of a real week, and how Gid keeps them in one place.
Callouts, handoffs and coverage
In the Shift Marketplace, a shift can be handed to a teammate, opened to the team, covered or picked up. A direct trade of one shift for another is not available today.
Confirmations happen where the team already is
Shifts and tasks travel inside the team chat, so a handoff or a callout gets resolved in the conversation the team already has open, not in a separate inbox.
Publish once, live everywhere
The moment you publish, it is the same schedule in every pocket: iOS, Android or the web. Nothing depends on the office computer.
The stack you have today
Six apps that do not talk to each other, or one that does
Nothing here is a knock on any specific tool. It is what happens when the schedule, the tasks, the training, the chat, the documents and the guest reviews were never built to know about each other.
6 apps 6 logins 6 bills
- SchedulingThe week is posted, the swaps still happen by text.
- Tasks and checklistsA missed closing task shows up the next morning.
- Onboarding and trainingNew hires learn from whoever is on shift.
- Team chatShift talk buried between personal texts.
- Documents and menusRecipes and SOPs lost in folders and binders.
- Google reviewsReplies go out, the lesson never reaches the team.
Gid
One app on iOS, Android and the web
1 app 1 login 1 price
- Scheduling
- Tasks and checklists
- Onboarding and training
- Team chat
- Documents and menus
- Google reviewsReply drafts, recurring themes, lessons for the team
$29 USD per location per monthWhole team included
First 250 worldwide • rate locked, no contract
Questions, answered
How does Gid handle last-minute callouts and shift swaps?
In the Shift Marketplace, a shift can be handed to a teammate, opened to the team, covered or picked up. A direct trade of one shift for another is not available today. The conversation about a change happens in the team chat that already carries the shift and the tasks around it, not in a separate app.
What happens when I publish the schedule?
The moment you publish, it is live in every teammate's pocket: the same schedule, the same version, on iOS, Android or the web. No printed sheet, and no separate thread to keep in sync by hand.
Can my team see the schedule without using a computer?
Yes. Gid runs on iOS, Android and the web, so the schedule, the tasks and the training live in the pocket of everyone on shift. Nothing depends on the office computer.
Does Gid replace my group chat and my task list too?
Yes, they are the same app. Tasks, shifts and every ops detail travel right inside the conversation, and the whole team sees what is done and what is next, live from the floor.
What does scheduling on Gid cost?
$29 USD per location per month at the Founders rate, $89 USD at the public rate, with your whole team included; adding people never raises your bill. Create a free workspace first, no card, and try it on your own schedule.
Make every shift lighter.
Set up your workspace and try every part of Gid on your own. When you know it earns its place, your team rides in next.
No contract. No commitment. No credit card.