Is TailorTaste already a mature, deployed product?
No. TailorTaste is pre pilot. The current work is proving the object, staff workflow, and venue value.
FAQ
What is included, what is not, and why.
TailorTaste is early. The useful questions are about scope, workflow, target venues, and what still needs proof.
Is this a tablet in disguise?
No. The direction is a leather bound menu object with a restrained menu face, not app chrome or guest navigation.
Does the guest interact with the menu in the MVP?
No. Guests read the menu. Staff handle language, service state, and content changes before or during service.
Does MVP include ordering?
No. Ordering would turn TailorTaste into a transaction product. The first version is about menu presentation, staff control, and service fit.
What is included in the first product direction?
Language switching, preset service state menus, low light readability, and a practical path from existing menu files into the object.
What remains future only?
Inventory linked updates, pricing suggestions, broader integrations, and deeper intelligence stay future only until the service workflow is proven.
Who is the first target segment?
The beachhead is premium hotels and hotel restaurants where language, service states, events, and atmosphere all matter at once.
How would a pilot work in practice?
A sensible pilot would start in one outlet, use active menus plus spare units, and test the workflow around real service moments before expanding.
What if a unit is unavailable during service?
That risk has to be designed for. Charging, storage, spares, and service recovery are part of the product requirements, not operational afterthoughts.
Who should reach out now?
Operators with real menu workflow pain, investors or advisors with hospitality experience, strategic partners, and builders who can help with hardware or service operations.
Pilot conversations
Useful feedback needs a real venue context.
Reach out with the service setting, menu workflow, or pilot constraint you would want TailorTaste to solve.