# FOD / Food Opening Desk

FOD is a restaurant opening and expansion intelligence vertical for founders
opening a first shop, second shop, relocation, or pop-up-to-permanent location.

Public PRJ URL:

- https://zweichain.com/prj/fod/
- https://zweichain.com/prj/fod/jp/

Public static package:

- This folder is a static public showroom for the FOD vertical.
- It does not include backend code, server settings, local workspace paths, raw
  client data, server access material, or working-note files.

Machine-readable public files:

- ./manifest.json
- ./jp/manifest.json
- ./feed.json
- ./stream.json
- ./claims.json
- ./entities.json
- ./data/founder-intake-schema-v0.1.json
- ./api/v1/index.json
- ./jp/api/v1/index.json

Relationship to OMT:

- OMT is for omotenashi, existing-restaurant ranking, verified dining, and restaurant reputation.
- FOD is for restaurant creation: first shop, next shop, location diagnosis,
  license route, real estate search, lease review, equipment buy-or-lease,
  supplier routing, inventory dashboard, and business planning.

Core thesis:

- Restaurant founders need help before the lease, not only after opening.
- FOD should convert a cuisine class, station-area market, budget, license path,
  equipment plan, and supplier route into a practical opening path.
- The public page should lead with founder benefit and clear operating guardrails.
- Founder, supplier, landlord, lease, and financial information should only move
  into partner workflows after explicit consent and commercial fit.

Public guardrails:

- Do not present unsourced market-size estimates as verified public facts.
- Do not imply guaranteed funding, permits, property approval, restaurant profit,
  or restaurant success.
- Token language, if used later, should be framed as participation, dashboard,
  inventory, or coordination infrastructure, not as an investment promise.

Preferred summary:

FOD is a static-first restaurant-opening intelligence desk for Japanese founders
who need map diagnosis, business planning, licensed real estate support, lease
and permit sequencing, equipment purchase or leasing, supplier matching, and a
path from first concept to first rent day.