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See what your till can't.

Caffelytics counts a café's queues, waits and tables from its existing cameras. A 30-day pilot on one camera is free.

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The screens the owner sees.

Live view

Caffelytics live view: a café camera picture with the tables, the zones and one seated customer outlined and labelled, the face pixelated.
What each camera sees, and what the engine makes of it.

Dashboard

Caffelytics dashboard: today's arrivals, occupancy, average stay and table use, with an hourly footfall chart, a floor plan of table states and the service figures, on one screen.
What is happening in the café right now, on one screen.

Spaces · heatmap

Caffelytics spaces view: a table of visits and dwell time for each drawn zone, beside a heatmap drawn over the camera picture.
Which parts of the room people use, and where they move.

Calibration

Caffelytics calibration: the entrance line, the zones and the tables drawn on the camera picture, with a list of the drawn shapes beside it.
Draw the door line, the queue and the tables on the camera's own picture.
Real screen · test recording · faces pixelated

Caffelytics counts people without identifying them.

What it counts

  • Arrivals, and occupancy against capacity
  • Queue length, waits and walk-aways
  • Table sittings and time to clear
  • Six heatmaps and four kinds of alert

What it never does

  • Face recognition or identity matching
  • Emotion detection or individual staff scoring
  • Sending video off the café's PC

What to check before booking.

Specification

Hardware
One PC, up to four cameras · graphics card optional
Cameras
Network cameras · NVR channels · USB cameras · MJPEG streams · video files
Security & privacyEngineering

Price

The pilot includes every feature; pricing for continued use is shared after it.

Pricing

Questions

Do I need new cameras?

No. It reads the network cameras, recorder channels, USB cameras, MJPEG streams or video files you already have. Setup is drawing zones and lines on the camera image; no floor plan is needed.

Does it recognize faces?

No. As "What it never does" above says, it never identifies anyone. People appear only as anonymous numbers, nothing is recorded continuously, and no video is stored in the database.

How do I know the counts are right?

Live view overlays what the engine detects on the video, so you can see a miscount as it happens. Each camera also states on screen what it can and cannot measure yet.

Is the app in Korean?

Not yet. The app's interface is in English today.

Bring one camera and one café.

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