Your question. Your category.
Your agent does the job
Tell Tastewise what needs to get done. We design and deploy a custom AI agent trained on your category, your consumers and your competitive context. Your team gets answers and a ready-to-run execution workflow.
Describe the agent
Output format
Agent assembly
Your agent is ready
Our experts will build your agent for you. Share your category and brief and we’ll handle the rest.
You’re almost there
Save your progress and deploy your agent without limits
Trusted by 80% of the world’s leading food & beverage brands · since 2018
Other AI guesses your category. Tastewise knows it
Grounded in real food data
Every output traces back to 22 billion social conversations, 51 million recipes, 1 million+ restaurant menus, retail panels and shopper baskets. No hallucinations and generic answers.
You describe it. We build it.
Tell us what your team needs in plain language. Tastewise’s AI and food-savvy experts assemble the data sources, the logic and the output format together. No data ticket, no waiting.
Built to finish the job
Your agents return sell-in decks, concept briefs, trend alerts and shelf rationales. Formatted for the buyer, the operator or the CMO who has to open it.
From your idea to a working agent. We handle every step
You describe the use case once. We build, deploy and keep it running.
Built on your category, grounded in food intelligence
Tastewise’s AI and food-trained experts configure each agent to your category, your data sources and your output format.
Live where your team already works
Team workspace, Slack, Teams, Outlook, API. No engineering tickets. Running in days.
Managed, monitored, never out of date
Daily data refresh, continuous tuning and a full audit trail on every agent run.
Your data stays yours. SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, ISO 27001. Permission-aware from day one. Every output is sourced and auditable.
Sourced from reality. Refreshed daily.
Your agents run on the largest food intelligence library in the industry. Every signal is refreshed daily, every answer is traceable to a source.
Your own CRM, retail audits and first-party brand data can plug straight in.
Deploy agents where the work happens
In your team workspace
Run agents directly in the Tastewise platform. Pin them to your team workspace. Trigger them on a schedule.
Slack, Teams, Outlook, Google
Embed agents in Slack, Teams, Outlook and Google Workspace. Trigger from a comment, a meeting, or an email thread.
Wired into your stack
Pipe agent outputs into your CRM, your innovation stage-gate, or your retail pitch portal. Plug Tastewise intelligence into the systems your team already runs.
How brands shaping modern F&B decisions use Tastewise
““We pressure-tested five private-label concepts against UK premium shoppers in a single afternoon. The one we picked landed in stores six weeks ahead of plan.””
Questions, answered
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An AI agent builder is basically a tool that lets you build AI agents to do specific tasks for your team. I mean, rather than starting from scratch every single job, you can build agents to handle tasks like digging up market research, coming up with new product ideas, helping the sales team get ready for a pitch, or planning out marketing campaigns.
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ChatGPT is great at answering questions, but an AI agent is designed to do a job over and over again. They follow a set of steps, they use all the context you’ve given them in the business, and they help the team get from ‘what is this?’ to ‘here’s what we’re gonna do’ with way less work on our hands.
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Some of these tools will start at $50 to $500 a month for small-scale use, but if you’re working with a bigger business then you’re looking at $1,000 to $50,000 or more depending on how many agents you need, how much data you’re using, and all the other gadgets you need it to talk to.
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Generally no. Most of these agents are designed for business folk, not software developers. You can create and fiddle with them using just natural language and a workflow, and using the data you’ve already got lying around without having to write a line of code.
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A general AI is like a jack-of-all-trades, it knows a little bit about everything. But an AI that’s been trained on food and drink stuff is the opposite. It knows tons about the food and beverage industry, and how menus and products and consumers all fit together. That gives it an edge when it comes to making recommendations that are actually useful for food and drink teams.
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Book a 30-minute demo. We’ll show you what an agent built for your category can do.
