[ dfb/dfb-dashboard.jpg ]A consultancy I'm building in the food and beverage niche, giving small business owners a clear roadmap to strengthen the twelve pillars that actually run their business.
Restaurant owners are some of the most overwhelmed people on the planet when it comes to AI: huge pressure, thin margins, and zero time to figure out which tools matter. Deep Fried Bananas scores the business across twelve pillars and hands the owner a sequenced roadmap, so they fix the right thing first instead of drowning in apps.
[ dfb/dfb-dashboard.jpg ]The twelve-pillar framework, the dashboard, the landing page, and the go-to-market, all designed and built with AI, by one founder.
A hybrid model so the business isn't betting on a single revenue line. The dashboard gets owners in the door; the community and the course deepen the relationship and the margin.
From a single outcome-focused fix up to full franchise-readiness, owners pay for the depth they need and upgrade as they grow.
Owners learn from each other inside the platform. Community is the moat: it raises retention and makes the product stickier than software alone.
I package the roadmap into a course sold to the community. Near-zero marginal cost, and it turns expertise into a product that scales past my time.
The scored roadmap is the low-friction entry point that earns trust, then routes owners toward the higher-value tiers, community, and course.
The same framework that fixes one restaurant readies an owner to scale to many, which is exactly who pays for the top tier.
I designed, built, and am taking it to market myself, which keeps the economics and the direction in my hands.
A real product taking its first users, built to prove a point I keep making to clients: give an overwhelmed owner a sequenced roadmap instead of a pile of tools, and adoption actually happens.