
Boh is a maintenance and repair management platform designed for restaurants. It aims to streamline the process of handling maintenance, repair, and equipment service, thereby saving restaurants time and money. The platform offers preventative maintenance scheduling, invoicing, and record-keeping, accessible via a mobile app. Key services include HVAC, fire protection, refrigeration, plumbing, and specialized services like fryer oil collection and health inspection readiness. Boh also provides a 'QuickScan & Repairs' solution that uses QR codes for each piece of kitchen equipment, enabling quick reporting of issues, rapid quotes, and efficient dispatch of technicians. This system digitizes kitchen inventory, minimizes downtime, and simplifies repair management for restaurant operators.

Boh is a maintenance and repair management platform designed for restaurants. It aims to streamline the process of handling maintenance, repair, and equipment service, thereby saving restaurants time and money. The platform offers preventative maintenance scheduling, invoicing, and record-keeping, accessible via a mobile app. Key services include HVAC, fire protection, refrigeration, plumbing, and specialized services like fryer oil collection and health inspection readiness. Boh also provides a 'QuickScan & Repairs' solution that uses QR codes for each piece of kitchen equipment, enabling quick reporting of issues, rapid quotes, and efficient dispatch of technicians. This system digitizes kitchen inventory, minimizes downtime, and simplifies repair management for restaurant operators.
What they do: Back-of-house restaurant maintenance, repairs, equipment service, and compliance management platform
Founded: 2019 (Aug 2019 reported)
HQ: Berkeley, California, United States
Funding: Pre-Seed (Oct 2020), reported ~$325k
Founder: Bruce Melgar
Team size (reported): ~8 employees
Back-of-house restaurant maintenance, equipment uptime, and health/compliance readiness
2019
Restaurant operations; facilities/maintenance software
USD 325,000
Dealroom lists an Oct 2020 round of ~$325k; Crunchbase lists a Pre-Seed round on Oct 1, 2020 and identifies TBD Angels as an investor. Dealroom additionally lists other early-stage investors associated with the company.
“Reported early-stage funding from angel/seed investors; named investors across databases include TBD Angels and several early-stage firms reported by Dealroom (Act One Ventures, Brighter Capital, Leadout Capital, TenOneTen Ventures, Twenty40 Ventures).”