Avocado is a modern point-of-sale system for restaurants, powered by a built-in AI agent. More than just a POS, Avocado combines order management, KDS, kiosks, and online ordering in one platform - and lets restaurants control everything with simple voice or text commands.
Avocado is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: AI-Native Restaurant POS. The founders listed are Nick Evans (Founder), Shayan Guha (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, March 1, 2021).
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Avocado is a modern point-of-sale system for restaurants, powered by a built-in AI agent. More than just a POS, Avocado combines order management, KDS, kiosks, and online ordering in one platform - and lets restaurants control everything with simple voice or text commands. Want to change your menu, check your sales, or optimize pricing? Just ask. Avocado’s AI understands your business and takes action instantly, freeing up owners and staff to focus on what matters most: great food and service.
Nick Evans
Founder
Shayan Guha
Founder
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