Restaurant equipment monitoring that books its own repair
Sturgeon watches walk-in temperatures, fryer oil, and hood cleaning dates while the equipment still works. When a walk-in drifts three degrees since Sunday, it books the refrigeration vendor for Tuesday, around your prep.
How it works
Temperatures, watched all week
Temperature sensors report from each probe in the walk-in. Sturgeon charts the last seven days against your set point and threshold, and shows the stock at risk if it fails.
Drift caught before failure
A slow climb is the pattern of a compressor on its way out. Sturgeon flags the drift with its confidence while the walk-in is still holding temperature, not after the proteins are lost.
The tech, booked around prep
Stu texts your vendor with what's happening and a time that works, such as Tuesday at 7am before prep, and the confirmation comes back on the same thread.
Everything else on a watch list
Fryer oil quality, hood cleaning dates, and the ice machine's last service sit on one watch list, each with its last reading and the next thing to do.
Questions
How does Sturgeon monitor equipment?
With temperature sensors and maintenance records. Sturgeon reads the probes in your walk-ins, tracks fryer oil and hood cleaning, and flags drift before the equipment fails.
Can Sturgeon schedule a repair?
Yes. When equipment drifts, Stu texts your vendor through Twilio with a time that fits around prep, and the confirmation lands on the same thread.
Which plan includes equipment monitoring?
The Full stack plan, the whole application and intelligence layer included.
See your own numbers in Sturgeon in under a week, with your POS connected, your forecasts calibrated, and Stu answering. White-glove onboarding is included.
No credit card. No six-month contract. Your data stays yours.