You run the room. Vorker fills it.
Vorker runs the marketing loop around your events: posters, posts, guest lists from handwritten notes, SMS for the next night, and Google review requests. You approve everything.
FAQ
Can it really make all the marketing for an event?
Yes. One sentence like "quiz night next Thursday" becomes the poster, the social posts and the table cards, in your own look and voice. You see everything before it goes anywhere, change what you want, and one approval publishes it.
What happens with the phone numbers guests write down?
You photograph the notes once. Vorker reads them into your guest list, matches duplicates and existing regulars, and keeps consent tidy: every text it drafts carries an opt-out, and anyone who opts out never gets another one.
Can it do our bookkeeping too?
Supplier invoices and receipts, yes, today: photograph them and they are booked with the VAT on its own line. Matching every till transaction needs your POS and your bank feed, and those integrations are coming. Until they are live, Vorker will not pretend to do them.
How does the Google review part work?
A couple of days after an event, Vorker drafts a short friendly email to guests who left an email address, with your review link in it. It triggers on its own, but nothing is sent until you approve it, like everything else.
We are two owners and a part-timer. Is this too much?
That is the size it is built for. Vorker is made for places where the owner is also the marketer, the bookkeeper and the one answering messages at one in the morning. There is nobody else to hand the office work to, which is the point.
Do I have to learn a new system?
No. You talk to Vorker the way you would text a manager, and it works inside the tools you already have: your socials, your email, your accounting. The table cards and posters arrive as ordinary PDFs you print.