Predictive intelligence
Demand, inventory and timing, seen before they arrive.
ZAKI is a food technology company building the intelligence layer underneath the entire food economy. One system connecting the people who grow, make, move, sell and serve food, so that every decision informs the next.
The food economy doesn’t have a data problem. It has a memory problem.
Food is the largest, most perishable system we have, and much of it still runs on phone calls, paper and instinct. It makes countless decisions every day, and forgets most of them by morning.
ZAKI is building the layer that remembers: one intelligence running underneath every link in the chain, so that every transaction makes the next one smarter.
Seven disciplines, one shared memory underneath. What one part of the system learns, the rest of it knows.
Fig. 01 — Capabilities
Demand, inventory and timing, seen before they arrive.
Food, shelves and kitchens, read as data.
Every call, text and order, understood in plain language.
The repetitive work, handled around the clock.
The right product, to the right person, at the right moment.
Routes, labor, pricing and stock, continuously tuned.
Every signal in the organization, in one view.
The next capability, already being tested inside real food operations.
We come from both sides of the problem: the line and the codebase.

Software and human-factors engineer.

Product leadership at Microsoft. Built a category-leading QSR brand from behind the counter.

Movement builder and multi-brand food entrepreneur.
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