For retail operators
We turn the doors you ignore into the data you need.
Yedi makes back-of-house doors smarter: sensing, scoring, and flagging what matters, so your team doesn't have to.
Yedi makes back-of-house doors smarter: sensing, scoring, and flagging what matters, so your team doesn't have to.
Pick the door that's been on your mind this week. Two products on one platform: Yedi, the QR access sign for restrooms, and Yedi Pro, the smart lock that runs both your restroom and your stockroom. Start with one door and grow into the rest of the building from there.
"Your team checked the bathroom 14 times yesterday. Four of those mattered."
Stop cleaning on a fuzzy schedule and pulling associates off the floor for nothing. Stop guessing why you got a 1-star review. Two ways to run it:
A retrofit smart lock on the restroom door. Rotating codes, usage and dwell tracking, and one-tap unlock from inside your own app.
No hardware lock. A printed QR sign on the door: customers scan, pay, and get a code. The lightest way to turn a restroom into revenue.
"Sarah quit Tuesday. Who changed the code?"
The Post-it on the wall. The keys you can't account for. The fired employee who might still have access. This one's Yedi Pro, the same smart lock that runs your restroom, configured for the back. Rotating codes, logged entries, and audit trails down to the minute.
A lock that logs entries is useful. A system that recognizes a problem before you do is something else. Every Yedi sensor feeds models built to score, watch, and surface what matters, so the signal reaches you without someone having to go looking for it.
Staff photograph the restroom after a clean. A vision model reads the image and assigns a score. Over time, you get a trend line per location and an alert the moment a store starts slipping, long before it becomes a one-star review. Piloting now with select retail partners.
Yedi learns what a normal day looks like for each door: your traffic, your shifts, your patterns. When something drifts (a 3am stockroom entry, a supply burn that outruns foot traffic) it surfaces the outlier instead of burying it in a log. Piloting now across multi-location accounts.
We build these in the open with our customers. Pilot features are labeled as such, so you always know what is proven and what is still earning its place.
You're spending real money on signage, loyalty, and seasonal promotions to drive repeat visits. A neglected restroom undoes all of it. No angry email. No complaint to the manager. The customer just vanishes from your sales data.
Your customers tap a button inside your app. The restroom unlocks. Yedi never appears anywhere in the moment.
You own the brand. You own the customer relationship. You own the data, including, for the first time, an identified record of which customers are physically in your store at which moment, tied back to their full purchase history.
One simple API. No second app for customers to download. No friction. No Yedi logo on a sticker next to your register.
See the integration
of retail employees admit to stealing from their employer.
Embroker, 2023of US adults say they won't return to a restaurant where the bathroom was dirty.
Bradley Restroom Hygiene Surveysupply-cost reduction reported by Yedi customers on consumables they used to lose without explanation.
Yedi customer data, 2025If you already run a customer-facing app (loyalty, ordering, rewards) your customers can unlock the restroom straight from it. One tap inside your brand. Yedi never appears.
You own the experience and the data. We provide the API and work with your team to wire it in. It is the cleanest version of restroom access there is: no second app, no sticker by the register, no friction.
See how integration works →Roadmap features are in active development. Want early access or a say in what we build? Talk to us.
I started Yedi after years of watching the same problem from both sides. As a customer, I'd hunt for a decent restroom that didn't make me regret stopping in. As someone who's worked with retail operators, I watched them try to manage their stockrooms, supply closets, and back offices with a clipboard, a Post-it on the wall, and a key ring nobody could account for.
These are the spaces that are often overlooked, and they're also the ones costing operators the most. We're trying to bring some order to it, one door at a time.
Start with a Yedi sign on a restroom, or a Yedi Pro lock on the door that's been costing you. Or talk to us about a structured 60-day pilot across multiple stores. No wires, no locksmith.