Kleos

Online search says what a place was. Kleos says what it is right now.

People are starting to ask their own assistants where to go, assistants that already know what they like. Kleos puts the venue in that conversation, with real time insights.

Is there room at a bartop near me? Are there any patios nearby playing my team's game right now? Where can I find a table for 6, somewhere with a western vibe?

The recommendation fits the person and the moment, and the venue speaks for itself with a quick response on their exact request.

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What a venue gets
  • Real time access to the details that matter most
  • Answers in the venue's own words
  • Venue Dashboard with actionable Insights
  • A record the owner and guest can trust

Three things, in order

  1. 1

    The venue declares

    The venue says what it is: its name, its hours, its sections, its menu and its house rules, in its own words, and keeps them current as the evening changes.

    Nothing is written for it and nothing is guessed about it. What an assistant repeats is what the venue said, as of the moment it said it.

  2. 2

    The room is read

    The venue can connect with local patrons using personal AI agents and assistants that people are using now and doubling yearly.

    Confident recommendations and reservations connected to their personal agents based on their preferences.

  3. 3

    Assistants are answered

    When a person's assistant asks, the venue answers in its own voice: what is open right now, what is on, what can be held or ordered, each with the time it was true.

    The answer fits the person and the moment, and nothing about who asked is taken in. A question stays just a question.

AI AGENTS AND ASSISTANTS

A door that says what it is

Each venue has an address built for assistants, with the venue's consent in front of it. An assistant can learn what the venue is, ask what is open, and on the person's say so hold a place or order at list prices. It is never asked for a name, a number or a card, and would be refused if it offered one.

Open to any assistant that speaks the common protocol.

Copies a setup prompt. Paste it into the assistant you already use: it connects once, then goes with the most recent answer, the venue's own and dated, whenever you ask where to go.

What your assistant gets, and what it never sends

Works with assistants that add connectors, such as Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, and with any assistant that can read a web page. Their names and marks belong to their owners.

What an assistant is told, and what it is not
  • What the venue is, in its words
  • What is open, as of when
  • What can be held or ordered
  • Nothing about anyone in the room
  • A public cardthat dates every number it shows.
  • Insightsbehind a key only you hold.
  • An address for assistantsreal time actions and recommendations based on preferences.
  • A recordyou can audit yourself.

For owners

Your room, in your words

A console shows the evening as it unfolds and what has been asked of your venue. You name your sections. You declare your hours and your rules. The platform never speaks for you; it repeats you.

Connect what you already use, add what you need from a marketplace, and keep a record of everything your venue said and did that you can check yourself.

Assistants recommend what they can trust

Never guesses.What is not known is said to be unknown.

Knows the room, never the person.No name, number or card is taken from anyone.

Dated and sourced.Every answer carries the time it was true and who said so.

In your words.The venue's words are repeated, never rewritten.