Made for the people who make the day.
Daywell started on the floor of a busy quick-service restaurant, with a whiteboard, a group text, and a stack of paper checklists.
Built during the lunch rush.
Running a restaurant shift means keeping a hundred small things in your head: who’s on Drive-Thru, who’s due for a break, who called out, whether the opening checklist got done, and which new hire still needs training on the register.
The tools out there were built for offices, or for one piece of the job. So we built the one we wanted: a single app for the Schedule, the Play Chart, Team Chat, Training, and Checklists, simple enough to use in the middle of the rush.
Daywell is still built the same way, alongside real restaurant teams, one shift at a time.
A good day at work starts with a team that knows the plan.
How we build Daywell.
People first
Restaurants run on people. Daywell should make every shift a little easier for everyone on it, from the newest team member to the owner.
Fast enough for the rush
If it takes more than a few taps, it doesn’t belong in the middle of a shift. We sweat the details so it doesn’t feel like software.
Your information is yours
Each location sees only its own information, and we never sell your data. When we help you, it’s with your permission.
Want to work on Daywell?
We don’t have open roles right now, but we’d love to hear from people who care about restaurant teams.
See Daywell in your restaurant.
A 30-minute walkthrough with your Schedule, your Play Chart, and your team in mind.