From an inspection app to live 3-D restaurants.
Here's everything we've built, with dates, and the order we'll build the rest. Anything not yet built is labeled as such.
Shipped and working
- June 2026
QSR Inspector app built and submitted
Multi-store inspection platform: 100-point inspections, AI coaching, photo proof, corrective actions, food-safety logs, multi-store reports.
- July 2026
Live on the App Store and Google Play with subscriptions
Version 1.2 with a free 14-day trial. Owner, district manager, and store manager home screens.
- July 2026
First Vision box detecting on real cameras
An NVIDIA edge box turning live store-camera video into events on site. Zero-touch device enrollment and remote access for the fleet. The first 3-D replay of a store, later named Shift Rewind.
- July – August 2026
Owner intelligence
QSR Score™, the AI executive brief, Daily Game Plan, Profit Ledger™, “Ask your COO”, Equipment Watch, and Profit Protected.
- September 2026
Vision answers “why”
The why engine and the morning incident report, drive-thru and pickup timing, review queues, and over-the-air fleet updates with automatic rollback.
- September 29 – 30, 2026
Heliarch starts
Heliarch by QSR Inspector, our live 3-D store (patent pending): a tabletop store running in the browser and in Meta's headset emulator, then 26 faceless, role-colored avatars and a district view of many stores.
- Early October 2026
7-day replay and cause → effect
Rewind any moment in the last week zone by zone, jump to the worst moment, watch the cause line run from the station that slipped to where customers felt it. Hands-only controls for Meta Quest 3S. Ray-Ban Meta glasses integration built for internal testing.
- October 7, 2026
Apple Vision Pro build and a realism pass
Native Vision Pro build plays a full day of replay with people. New lighting, kitchen equipment, exterior, and avatars; photo-real scan look prototyped.
- October 8, 2026
Real events end to end · patents filed
Real camera events from our test bench drove the 3-D store; a real long wait turned the pickup zone red in about 2.3 seconds. The live store-status service went into production. Two U.S. provisional patent applications filed.
The road from test kitchen to real restaurants
The order is firm. Dates depend on the pilot, so we don't publish them until they're real.
A multi-store pilot
A first pilot with a multi-unit franchise operator is being planned. The goal is real-store data, measured against what managers on the floor actually saw.
- Pilot agreement covering privacy and data use
- Success measures agreed up front
- Accuracy checks against real shifts
- A district set up for the operator's stores
Install
A QSR Vision box at each pilot store on its existing cameras, calibrated to that store's floor plan and stations.
- Per-store install and calibration runbook
- Zone map for every station
- Remote health and updates from day one
- Network check before the visit
Store scans
A phone 3-D scan of each pilot store, so the model you see is that restaurant, not a template.
- Photo-real interior from a phone scan
- Floor aligned to the camera calibration
Heliarch live on real stores
Live avatars, zones, the 7-day replay, and “why is this red?” on the pilot stores, in the browser and on Meta Quest 3S.
- One person, one avatar across cameras
- Live answers from each store's own events
- District view across all pilot stores
- More realistic, still faceless, people
Vision Pro and glasses
Release the native Apple Vision Pro app, then bring the tabletop store to lighter glasses, including Meta's display glasses, as those platforms reach the market.
- Apple Vision Pro release
- Ray-Ban Meta: hands-free voice
- Meta display glasses as a target platform
The intelligence layer for physical work
The restaurant is where we prove the platform. These are the directions it grows in after the pilot. They're plans, not products.
Predictive operations
Move from “what happened” to “what's about to happen”, built on real store numbers, never invented ones.
- Rush and station forecasts
- Risk radar for tomorrow
- POS integration for exact dollars
- Learn which fixes actually work
From one store to thousands
Enterprise hierarchy, executive views, and the trust layer a franchise brand needs.
- Executive and VP views
- Multi-store triage
- Operations API
- Audit, permissions, data residency
Coordinate people and machines
The same event that coaches a person today could dispatch a robot tomorrow. Vendor-neutral, with a human approving first.
- Robot readiness assessments
- One shared map of the store
- Task routing to the right person or machine
- Human-robot handoffs
The right person gets the right information, at the right level of detail, at the right moment, with the clearest next action and proof of what happened afterward.
People remain the purpose. Intelligence is the leverage. Heliarch is patent pending.