A seated table with nobody approaching, people waiting at the door, a dirty table left behind: the floor knows before the customer complains.
Seated, and nobody came by.
Nobody did wrong. They still leave.
“Table 7, six minutes.”
This is how June draws on the photo of your place: the zones you marked, what is inside them and for how long. The same thing you will see in your panel and what reaches you in the alert.


Examples from the six divisions. No face is ever stored: June watches positions, times and things — never who anyone is.
You draw the zones with your finger over the live image. June looks only inside them — outside, nothing.
diners with no service, and for how long
people waiting to be served, and for how long
people waiting to be seated, and for how long
couriers or customers waiting for the order
the items YOU write: full · half · empty
With the photo of the moment, to whoever is on shift, and a button to say “on my way”.
Our own camera, mounted high. We don't touch your cameras or your network.
With its own internet: if the venue's line goes down, the alert still goes out.
To whoever is on shift; no answer in 90 seconds, it escalates to the next one.
What happened last night, how many times, when, and who answered.
The same June at the desk, the shelf, the dining room or the warehouse. If tomorrow you want to watch something else, it's another eye — not another system.
June detects presence, never identity: no face recognition, no stored faces, no video. Only events — and the photo of the moment, if you want it in the alert.
Especially there. When you're few, the problem isn't willingness: it's that you're in the kitchen when someone walks in. June is the one who taps your shoulder and says “table 7, six minutes”.
No. The eye is ours and comes with its own internet connection. We don't touch your cameras or enter your network.
The people you add, by shift. If the person on duty doesn't answer in 90 seconds, it escalates. Nobody installs an app.
Twenty minutes, often less. You draw the zones with your finger over the live image. No construction, no new wiring.
Yes: 30 days free and then month to month, no lock-in. The eye is ours and goes back with a prepaid label.
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