Take orders, send them to the kitchen and get paid. Set it up yourself in about 15 minutes, on the tablets you already own.
Tap a photo or type the item number, add a note like "no onions", take payment. Built for busy lunch rushes.
Orders appear in the kitchen the moment they're paid, on a tablet or a printed ticket. No shouting, no lost orders.
Show customers "Preparing" and "Ready" on any TV, with a chime when their order is up.
Cash works from minute one. Add cards with Tap to Pay or a small card reader, and tips if you want them. Refunds in two taps.
Internet down? Keep taking cash. Orders are saved and sent when it's back, and kitchen tickets still print.
Add items with photos, import a spreadsheet, hide seasonal items, mark things sold out instantly.
Everyone signs in with a 4-digit PIN and only sees what their role allows.
Sales, cash and card, best sellers and who sold what, by day, week or month. Download it for your accountant.
Every refund, cancel and price change, and anything that went wrong, in plain words.
Works with network receipt printers. A cash drawer opens by itself on cash sales.
A tablet at the door where customers order and pay by themselves.
Customers scan a code and order from their phone.
Take orders for pickup from your own web page.
Add your restaurant, tax rate and your best-selling items.
Open a web page on each tablet and type a short code. Nothing to install.
Your cashier rings it up, the kitchen sees it, the customer gets their food.
"I set it up on a Sunday night and we were taking orders on Monday lunch. My cook loves the kitchen screen."
Everything included. No long contracts.
No. Any recent iPad, Android tablet or laptop with a web browser works. A card reader is optional.
Most owners finish the guided setup in about 15 minutes. You can save and come back any time.
Yes. Connect a Stripe account in a few minutes, then use Tap to Pay on your phone or a small Bluetooth reader.
Your register keeps taking cash. Orders are saved on the tablet and sent when the internet is back, and receipts and kitchen tickets still print on a network printer. Card payments wait until you're back online.
Yes. No long-term contract. Confirm with client
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