A single white robotic arm

4.9across 240 family restaurants

New hire in your kitchen.For $6 / hour.

New hire in your kitchen.For $6 / hour.

Juno.

Helping 240 family restaurants cut labor costs and scale, one shift at a time.

Grow sales like these owners

Built for kitchens where three dishes drive half the orders.
Owner-run. One line. Not enough hands.

Mike McCallister at his sports grill
+$184k
In his pocket, year one
Camila Reyes in her kitchen
19 hrs
A week, back with her kids
Hector Delgado at his taqueria
3× busier
At lunch, same team
Sarah Bennett at her bakery
+38%
More wholesale orders
Layla Haddad at her coffee shop
+$62k
Saved on payroll, year one
Jim Pappas outside Nancy's Home Cooking
+$210k
From staying open later

With Juno you are able to scale while cutting your costs.

A single kitchen hire can run you $40,000 a year. Juno runs about $26,000 — with no callouts, no overtime, and no turnover.

A new kitchen hire
$15+/ hour

Plus payroll tax, benefits, training, and the time you spend rehiring every few months.

  • Callouts, no-shows, late shifts
  • 4–12 weeks to hire and train
  • Turnover every 6–8 months
  • Overtime on busy weekends
Juno
$6/ hour

One flat monthly bill. Everything's included — the robot, the setup, the parts, and a real person on call.

  • Shows up for every shift
  • Up and running in two weeks
  • No turnover. Ever.
  • Works nights, holidays, and rush
Juno gets smarter every week.

2 weeks to Juno's first shift.

No closure. No construction. No downtime.

1
Day 01

We visit.

A specialist walks your line during a normal shift.

2
Day 03

Menu loaded.

Juno learns your three highest-volume dishes. You approve the video.

3
Day 10

Installed overnight.

After close on Tuesday. Open for breakfast Wednesday.

4
Day 14

First shift.

An engineer stands beside Juno through your first lunch rush.

Owners save ~22 labor hours in week one
Day 14+

24/7 Support

Remote monitoring. Weekly updates. A human who picks up the phone.