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Restaurant Codex connects your systems, processes, and people across every location so your teams execute the way you expect, your operation runs tighter, and you keep more of the money you already make to fuel your growth.
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David CastroChef and founder, Restaurant Codex
Who built this
Built by someone who has worked the line.
David Castro has opened 8 restaurants in 5 countries and worked in many more.
Molino Project, which he helped open in Seoul, earned its Michelin star in 2025.
Studied at the Basque Culinary Center in San Sebastián.
Collaborated with Harvard University on food research.
He kept running into the same bottleneck: he was the system keeping the restaurant running. When he stepped away, things were never quite the same.
Restaurant Codex is everything he learned about how great restaurants stay great, built into a system a whole group can run every day.
Helped open and run
You built a restaurant worth growing. Now make what makes it great repeatable.
Book a Restaurant Codex demo
We'll look at how your restaurants operate today, where standards, training and execution still depend on manual coordination, and show you how Restaurant Codex could connect it across your group.
Built around your restaurants, your operation and where you want to grow next.
FAQ
Stuff operators ask us.
Restaurant Codex is restaurant operations software: one platform that runs your whole operation in one place. Your standards, your team's training, your costs, and daily execution, across every location.
Operators running 2 to 50 locations. Owners who want every location to run like their best one, and to open the next one without the chaos.
No. Two locations is exactly when the cracks appear. Operators who systemize at 2 or 3 locations scale fastest.
Yes. No painful migrations, just a smooth sync that keeps all your data in one place.
Around a week. A guided setup and phone-based onboarding mean no IT project and no long rollout.
Yes. Codex is available in all languages, so training and answers stay accurate no matter what language your team speaks.
Built for multi-unit from day one: one dashboard, site-specific access, role-based permissions, push checklists to one location or all of them.
Hands-on help to get set up and ongoing support after, built right into the product, not just a help article.
It replaces several disconnected tools with one platform and one view across every location, built by an operator who runs profitable restaurants.
Pricing scales by locations and modules. Book a 30-minute demo and we'll quote you on the call. No pitch deck.
Codex doesn't replace those. It sits on top, runs the daily execution and training, and connects in where it makes sense (POS for sales, calendar for shifts, accounting for cost of goods).
Yes. Staff join with a QR code or a phone number: no app store, no email account, no IT. Everything they need on the shift fits on their phone, in their language.
You decide per location what's mandated from HQ and what each operator can customize. Standards stay locked, local exceptions stay local. One view for you, one view for them.
It's yours. Export every recipe, SOP, checklist, training module and completion log on demand. No vendor lock-in.
Yes, and we recommend it. We onboard one location in a week, prove the model, then push the same playbook to the rest in a fraction of the time.
Free, no sign-up
The library
Every template and guide we've published. Download what you need and use it in your restaurant today.
David CastroChef and founder, Restaurant Codex
