Cameras on the wall. Answers in your chat.
Rikuy starts with Florida convenience stores and gas stations, where state law already asks for cameras. The same eyes work in any small business that records today and keeps score in a register, a gate log or a booking app.
Counts mix the US Census County Business Patterns 2023, which only counts locations with employees, and Florida DBPR licenses.
Live in the private demo.
One vertical first, done well: the corner store with a lottery counter, and the gas station with a store inside. Hover a camera to see where the agent looks.
Florida makes you record. Nobody makes you watch.
Stores selling groceries between 11 PM and 5 AM need a camera system that records, under Fla. Stat. 812.173. The law does not ask anyone to look.
Coming after the demo.
In the order we plan to open them. Each one already has the record an agent can cross-check against the video.
Where not watching costs money you can count.
We scored 30 Florida small-business verticals on six criteria. The heaviest one is simple: is there money lost on video nobody watched, and a record to check it against?
Interviews with five owners per vertical come before any launch.
Cameras on the wall and a record that keeps score?
That is usually enough. Tell us what you sell and what your recorder is, and we will tell you honestly if Rikuy helps.