I run a pizza bar. Agents built the back office.

I'm Myke Mueller. I run Community Tap & Pizza in Fort Dodge, Iowa. I still work the floor. I still do the books after close. No CFO. No office staff. No dev team.

I got tired of the paperwork. Invoices that change without a phone call. Z reports nobody has time to read. Delivery fees that show up as one line and hide the rest. I am not a software engineer, and I could not hire the back office I needed.

So I had AI agents build it. Grok, Cursor, and OpenAI Codex write the code. I read it. I approve every change before it ships. Then I go back to the line.

What it does today

You sign up on this site. You drop in papers you already have — vendor invoices, Z reports, a delivery statement. You get an owner seat that answers from your papers. Not an industry average. Not a guess.

Every number is tagged Verified, Estimated, or Missing. If a document is missing, the seat says Missing. It does not fill the gap with a made-up dollar. We do not invent dollars.

The first owner seat is free. No card to start. It is for independent restaurants — the owner who wears every hat.

You can try a sample with no account. The sample cheese price is fictional, on purpose, so you can see the check before you upload anything private.

What it is not

It is not your POS. No register connection is required. It is not a bookkeeper, and it does not promise that a fee comes back. DoorDash statements are the clearest place to start, from a file you already have. Uber Eats and Grubhub are early access. Nobody logs into a merchant portal for you.

What's next

It is early. Some answers are still rough. I would rather say that here than have you find it later. I do not have paying customers, and I am not going to pretend otherwise.

What's next is other independent owners trying it on their own papers, and me fixing what breaks. If something on the screen does not make sense, email me. I read it. myke@never86.ai.

— Myke Mueller · Operator · Fort Dodge, Iowa