Festival and event EPOS with self-service kiosks

Stands that sell without staff

Kiosk mode turns any tablet into a self-service order point, and the QR menu turns every guest’s phone into another one. The till, the kiosk and the QR pages all read the same menu, so a price change lands everywhere at once.

Built for bad signal

Every bump on the kitchen screen is saved on the device before it is sent. When the connection drops mid-rush — and on an event site it will — nothing is lost and nothing lands twice.

A queue that quotes honestly

Tell it what your kitchen clears in an hour and the wait time quotes from the orders actually still to make — food waiting on a shelf for collection is not counted as work. The number moves as the board moves.

Weekend economics

The software costs nothing, so a three-day event is not paying a monthly licence. Multiple traders on one site work the same way a food hall does — each gets their own tickets, their own money and their own numbers afterwards.