For restaurants, cafes & cloud kitchens
The food is the content. You just need someone to post it.
You already have the best marketing material in the business: every dish that leaves your kitchen is a photo. What you do not have is the hour a day it takes to turn those photos into posts, keep your menu right on Google, answer reviews, and remind people you exist on a Tuesday evening.
What you can say to the team
- Make a post for today's special, paneer lababdar with butter naan, ₹249.
- Turn this photo of the thali into a proper product shot.
- Reply to the review that said the delivery was late.
- Plan my posts for the Christmas and New Year week.
The problem
What is getting in your way
Your best food photos sit in your phone gallery and never become posts.
Your Google listing shows an old menu and unanswered reviews, which is exactly what people check before they come.
Your weekday evenings are slow, and nobody has been told about the weekday offer.
The plan
Your team, working for your restaurant
Each agent takes one part of your marketing. Chitra is ready now. Dev and Adi are being built, and this is what they are designed to do for you.
- Product-style food shots from your phone photos, in the sizes Instagram and Swiggy want.
- Daily specials and weekday-offer posters, done in a minute from the chat.
- Reels from a short clip of the kitchen or a plate being finished.
- Festival menus and party-booking posts, planned a few weeks ahead.
- A Google listing with the current menu, dishes with photos, hours and a working order link.
- A table-tent QR code so diners leave a review while they are still happy.
- Replies to reviews, including the bad ones, that sound like the owner wrote them.
- An ad for the weekday lunch deal shown to offices within 3 km, only between 11 and 1.
- Promotion of a new outlet or cloud kitchen to people in its delivery area.
This month
What Chitra would suggest for your restaurant
You get one idea like these every morning. Tap it and it gets made, with your logo, colours and details already in place.
A reel: the biryani dum being opened.
"Five things on our menu you have not tried", as a carousel.
Weekday lunch combo poster, with the price large.
A testimonial card from a Zomato review.
Get started
Put the team to work on your restaurant.
Chitra is free to start. Tell her about your restaurant once, then ask for your first poster the way you would ask a person.
Waitlist
Be first to work with the whole team.
Chitra is ready now. Tell us which of Dev and Adi you want next and we will write to you the day they open, with early access for people on this list.
You are on the list.
Thank you. We will write to you as soon as your teammates are ready. Until then, Chitra is open for work.