Hellometer

Hellometer is a computer vision platform for quick-service restaurants that turns existing security-style cameras into real-time operational data. Its core product is an AI drive-thru timer that tracks each vehicle from arrival to departure and reports service speed, paired with a lobby timer that measures door-to-dine time for walk-in guests. A kitchen-monitoring module watches food preparation for quality and safety compliance, and a loss-prevention feature applies HD video analytics across the restaurant to flag theft or waste. The company reports that restaurants using its drive-thru timer cut wait times by an average of 47 seconds per guest, and cites internal data suggesting every 7-second reduction in wait time correlates with roughly a 1% revenue increase. Customers named on the site include multi-unit chains such as Carl's Jr., Miguel's Jr., Subway, and Church's Chicken. Hellometer also integrates with Loop, a platform restaurants use to contest disputed Uber Eats delivery orders, by supplying camera footage as evidence. Hellometer is aimed at multi-location restaurant operators who already budget for security cameras and want that same hardware to double as a performance-monitoring system. Pricing is not published on the site, and it does not state a founding year or list a separate parent company name.