A market model that stays connected to the evidence.
SpoonIndex links the brand, branch, menu, item, source identity, and dated snapshot so analysis can stay simple without losing what was actually observed.
Six layers, each with a clear job.
This is the business-facing conceptual model — not private database tables or collection implementation.
Brand
The restaurant identity used to group branch presence across a market.
Branch
A location-specific restaurant record tied to its source and geographic context.
Menu
The branch-level menu structure that preserves where an item was observed.
Menu item
An observed item with title, description, price, image, and source context.
Source identity
The factual identifiers that keep a record traceable to where it was observed.
Snapshot / observation
The dated evidence layer that distinguishes capture-time facts from later change.
Simplify the analysis without erasing the evidence.
Similar items can be grouped for analysis while every branch-level observation stays behind the result.