Introduction to CircleUp (test)

Right now, you're watching a short video that I recorded once. When it ends, you'll be able to ask me a question and get an answer in seconds without me being here. That's a circle up. Here's why a restaurant, a retail floor, any type of shift team would want to use them. If you run a shift team, you've got two bad options for getting the word out. Option one, a meeting. Everyone stands there, on the clock, listening to the 90%. that doesn't apply to them option two a blast a group text a memo by the time clock nobody reads the whole thing and nobody can ask a question back for example your closing crew has a question at 11 at night and you're asleep so here's what a circle up is it's a short video you record it once on your phone you attach files that matter to you and your team a prep sheet an updated menu a one page policy. The app transcribes it all automatically. Then everyone who watches it can ask a question and the AI answers in seconds from the video and the files I uploaded. Not the internet. My answers. Don't take my word for it. Watch this. And there's the answer. And look right there. It cites the source. page two of the PDF I attached. It's not guessing. It's not pulling from the internet. It only answers from what I put in. My video and my files. And here's the part that most people miss. Ask it something I didn't cover and it won't bluff. It hands the question to a person to answer. That's the rule the whole thing is built on. If it's not sure, it doesn't make something up. It routes the question to a human every time. Everything you just watched, the video, the captions, the AI answering your questions, that's the whole product. But don't take my word for it. Try it. Ask it anything in the box below. And if you run a team, there's a link to set up your own.