Tables, order types and kitchen tickets, with modifiers that don't slow the queue down.
- Dine-in, takeaway and delivery
- Table plan and open bills
- Kitchen tickets to a second printer
A till that keeps trading when the internet drops, receipts that carry your name, and books that close themselves. Built for restaurants, marts and petrol stations.
Most tills stop the moment the line drops. This one doesn't notice. Sales are written to the device first and sent up afterwards — so a bad connection costs you nothing.
The status turns red. Nothing else changes for the cashier — same screen, same buttons, same speed.
Each sale is stored with its own fingerprint and the receipt still prints, because the template lives on the device.
When the line returns the queue empties in seconds. Nothing is entered twice — the server recognises what it already has.
A restaurant taps a menu. A mart scans a barcode and weighs produce. A station reads a pump. Underneath it is the same till, the same books, the same dashboard.
Tables, order types and kitchen tickets, with modifiers that don't slow the queue down.
Scan-first checkout with weighed produce, live stock and expiry dates you can act on.
Pump readings reconciled against the shop till, so the shift closes on real numbers.
Most tills hand you a sales report and leave the accounting to someone else. Every sale here posts a real double-entry: cash to the drawer, VAT to what you owe, cost against stock.
Which means the trial balance on the right was not typed by anybody. It is just what the till did today.
Open the dashboard| Account | Debit | Credit |
|---|
Every plan includes offline selling, thermal receipts, the accounting ledger and the owner dashboard. No setup fee.
One counter, one location
A few branches, one owner
Chains and stations
Prices shown in AED, excluding VAT.
The demo runs in your browser. Ring up an order, pull the plug, and watch it keep going.