Food-safety inspection, simulated
What the inspector will see tomorrow, seen today.
Photograph the kitchen, paste your temperature logs, describe the situation. Argus simulates the food-safety inspection and predicts your Alim'confiance grade.
Two demo kitchens, two verdicts — see how the judge tells them apart.
- Kitchen photos
- Voice notes
- Temperature logs
- Your statement
Predicted Alim'confiance grade
Urgent correction required
- Fridge 2 (meat) — cold chain failure, 5 readings 6.5–7.4 °C
- Bain-marie at 58 °C (≥ 63 °C required)
- Blast chiller gasket — grease build-up
How it works
- 01
Perceive
Every photo is read like an inspector would: zone, equipment, visible anomalies with a confidence score.
MiniCPM-V 4.5 - 02
Extract and decide
Temperature logs are transcribed, then a rule engine applies the legal limits and spots persistent drift. No model decides a verdict.
Nemotron 3 Nano 30B + rules - 03
Judge
Nemotron Ultra cross-checks every finding against the official inspection grid and the regulation, and predicts the public grade.
Nemotron 3 Ultra 550B
What you get
Your predicted Alim'confiance grade
The four-level public grade the inspection would publish, with the rule that led to it and the closure risk.
Findings with evidence
Each non-compliance cites the grid point, the text, the proof (photo, reading, voice note) and the deadline.
Your food safety plan
A PMS written for your kitchen: hygiene practices, HACCP flow with control points, records, and a 30-day action plan.