One chronological calendar
Needs review at the top, then what is scheduled grouped by day, then what went out with its live link. Times render at your group's own clock, with the zone named.

Excellent Marketing is our social and guest-email product. Write a post yourself, or let it draft one from your own events, published recaps and guest reviews, and a follow-up email from the events your guests attended, each quoting the exact line it drew from. Every post and email waits as a draft until you tap approve. Made for high-end restaurant groups.
The whole posting loop in one place — drawn from what your group is actually doing, so staying visible stops being one more thing to dread.
Write it yourself, or pick a channel, add a nudge if you want, and let Excellent draft it from your real events, published recaps and four- and five-star guest reviews — nothing else. Every factual line has to quote its source word for word, and a sentence your records don't support is refused before anyone sees it.
Every draft waits for you. When one lands, the people who can approve marketing are emailed the whole draft with an Approve and a Reject button. Either opens one page showing the draft as it is now, and you confirm there — from your phone, no sign-in. Nothing reaches an audience until a person says yes.
Approving publishes it there and then through the Instagram account you connected yourself, or holds it for the slot printed on the card. LinkedIn is a handoff for now — the copy waits ready to paste. No agency, no login-sharing.

A guest chooses the room long before they ever walk into it.
Five surfaces on one spine: the queue you review, the guest email you send, the audience you own, the record of what went out, and the switches that decide whether any of it is real.
Needs review at the top, then what is scheduled grouped by day, then what went out with its live link. Times render at your group's own clock, with the zone named.
Write a few lines on how your group sounds — set once for the group, tuned per venue if you like — and every AI draft is written to match: warm, specific, on-brand. Recognition, not a generic caption generator.
A post-event follow-up, drafted in English and Spanish from the events those guests attended, addressed to a segment of your own contacts or one of your lists — and held for the same approval a post needs.
Build an audience you actually own. Your own signup page — on your website, a menu QR code or a table card — adds a guest only once they confirm by email, a rule that can't be switched off. One-click unsubscribe works forever, and nothing lifts it.
Posts publish through channels you connect and control — nothing runs through a third-party agency dashboard, and your accounts stay yours.
Marketing reads the same events and published recaps your team runs the room from, at whichever location you are drafting for. Nothing to re-key, nothing to copy between tools.
What’s posted, what’s scheduled, and what’s waiting on you. Drafts sit until you approve them — nothing reaches an audience until you say yes.
| Post | Status |
|---|---|
| Anniversary dinner for 40 · The FairlaneInstagram | SentJul 9, 2026 |
| New summer tasting menuInstagram | ApprovedJul 15, 2026 |
| Recap — the Alvarez anniversaryInstagram | Draft — yours to approveJul 18, 2026 |
Most social tools are blank schedulers that leave the writing — and the risk — to you. Marketing drafts from your real operation and never sends a thing without your say-so.
Three locks before anything is real: a real workspace (every new one starts in preview, and nothing sends until Excellent makes it live), your Sending switch on, and the channel connected. Approving is where you choose what happens next — publish now or hold it for its slot; on a channel you haven't connected, you copy the text and post it yourself. What never happens is a send you did not approve.
The drafter works from a fact sheet built from your own rows, plus your voice notes and any nudge you add. Cite an event that is not yours and it refuses; quote a line that is not there, or add a sentence your records don't say, and it refuses. A draft that fails those checks never reaches your queue.
Posts come from your actual week — the anniversary dinner, the buyout you just hosted, the recap you published — so they read as your restaurant, not as marketing filler.
Marketing lives on the same Excellent platform as your events and your team. The material to post is already there — nothing to copy between separate tools.
Excellent Marketing is part of the same plan as your events and your team — not a separate product, not an add-on. Create your group’s workspace and see your first posts drafted from your own operation. Free to build.
A family of products on one spine — your events, your team, and your investors, run from the same place, sharing the same menus, people, and numbers. Use one, or all of them.
Proposals, e-signed contracts, deposits, and BEOs that flow together — from the first enquiry to the night itself.
Explore EventsLessons, SOPs, and training records drawn from your live menus — so every server learns your standards, in English or Spanish, on their phone.
Explore CraftGrounded social posts drafted from what's actually happening in your group — reviewed by you, never sent until you approve.
You’re herePro formas and investor updates built from your real numbers — raise the next location, then keep every backer a believer.
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