Turn a slow Tuesday into a plan by Wednesday.

Not yet. Brewster Almanac, the paid plan for additional tools, is in early access and not on sale yet, and Brewster Intelligence is part of it. Every Brewster plan already includes the free weekly AI Advisor briefing, a plain-language look back at last week. Brewster Intelligence is the step up: it keeps an eye on your takings, refunds and stock records every day, puts a plain note in Brewster by the next morning when something is off, suggests one thing to try and follows up on the number the note was about. Join early access and you'll be among the first to hear when Almanac opens.

R129 a month per venue, on top of whichever payment lane you choose, once it opens. Everything else, including the weekly AI Advisor briefing, stays included in your plan. Prices are in rand, and VAT applies where applicable. Joining early access costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

No. Brewster suggests; you decide. I'll try this means you'll do it, and Not for us means it isn't right for your venue. Choosing a suggestion never changes anything in your venue: nothing changes unless you change it, and only owners and admins can decide.

The figures behind a note and a short summary of your own venue. It never sees your customers' names, contact details or card details, or your staff's names.

It is built not to: Brewster Intelligence is designed to stay quiet on normal trading days. It checks your trading through the day, and only the few things worth your time are waiting in Brewster by the next morning. It never raises the same issue twice while one is still open, and anything you ignore quietly expires after a week.

Once you've said you'll try it, Brewster checks back on the number the note was about. For a quiet Tuesday that is your average takings per trading day, before and after, and the follow-up says whether things improved, held steady or slipped, or says plainly that it can't tell yet. It is an honest before-and-after, not a promise that the suggestion caused the change.

Every plan includes the AI Advisor, your weekly paper: a plain-language look back at last week, ready every Sunday. Your included analytics already give you a heads-up on unusual days too. Brewster Intelligence, part of Brewster Almanac, is the morning edition: when a day comes in well under your usual, it explains what happened, suggests one thing to try, leaves the call to you and follows up on the number the note was about to see whether it worked. The briefing tells you how last week went; Brewster Intelligence helps you do something about this one.

It's on the roadmap, and none of it is in Brewster yet. Today, Brewster Intelligence runs three checks: takings well under a usual day, refunds creeping up and stock records that don't add up. In development: noticing when a problem keeps lining up with the same shifts or people, weighed fairly against how much each person worked, and explaining a stock take that doesn't add up using what happened since the last count. Planned: noticing when stock take gaps keep following deliveries from the same supplier, spotting a machine that keeps breaking down (starting with a place in Brewster to log repairs and replacements), and bringing the whole venue into one picture, so it can come and find you when something needs you. Anything about shifts or people will be for owners and admins only, as a pattern, never a verdict. We won't put dates on any of it. Join Almanac early access to be among the first to hear how it's coming along.

No. Your venue's information is walled off from every other business on Brewster, and your suggestions are built only from your own trading.