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7shifts is a Saskatoon company building team-management software for restaurants — scheduling, communication and labour tools in one app. Jordan Boesch started it as a side project to fix his dad's Quiznos schedule, then narrowed it to restaurants only. It now serves tens of thousands of restaurants across North America.

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55,000+restaurants using 7shifts7shifts company site
1 in 9restaurant workers in North America on the platform7shifts company site

The people

Jordan BoeschCo-founder & CEO, 7shifts · 2 TechTO talks
Luke GaleaChief Technology Officer · 1 TechTO talk
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Andrée CarpentierCo-founderprofile coming
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Johannes LindenbaumCo-founderprofile coming

What they build

7shiftsRestaurant team management: staff scheduling, shift-based team communication, tip pooling and payouts, and labour-cost and compliance tools in one app.Product page ↗

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On the TechTO stage

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About

7shifts is a restaurant team-management platform based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, founded in 2014 by Jordan Boesch with Andrée Carpentier and Johannes Lindenbaum. It handles scheduling, shift communication, tip management and labour compliance for restaurants. Boesch told the TechTO Together stage in 2021 that it began as a nights-and-weekends side project to fix the scheduling headache at his father's Quiznos franchises: he taught himself to code, sold early versions by walking printed screenshots into restaurants, and went through the Boost VC accelerator (run by Adam and Tim Draper) in San Francisco. The hard call that made the company was cutting two-thirds of its non-restaurant customers to focus only on restaurants. 7shifts is used by tens of thousands of restaurants and roughly one in nine restaurant workers in North America.

Backers

Boesch said on the TechTO stage that 7shifts went through the Boost VC accelerator (run by Adam and Tim Draper) and raised early money there, and that its seed round was led by Relay Ventures in Toronto — an investor in TouchBistro.

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Quick answers

What does 7shifts do?

It makes team-management software for restaurants — scheduling, shift communication, tip management and labour tools in one app — designed specifically for the way restaurants run.

Who founded 7shifts?

Jordan Boesch founded it in 2014 with Andrée Carpentier and Johannes Lindenbaum. It is headquartered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Boesch is co-founder and CEO.

How did 7shifts start?

As a side project to fix the staff schedule at Boesch's father's Quiznos restaurants. He taught himself to code, ran it part-time for years, went through Boost VC in San Francisco, and eventually focused the product only on restaurants.

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