Street food EPOS for stalls and trucks
A street food business runs on margins and a phone signal. Both are treated as scarce here.
Open on nothing
The register runs in a browser on a phone or tablet you already own and fits one screen without scrolling. Cash and your own card terminal work from day one and cost nothing. The QR menu is a link and a printed code.
When the connection goes
Every action on the kitchen screen is saved on the device before it is sent. Lose the network mid-rush and the board comes back exactly as it was, each action landing once. Nobody re-types anything.
Margins you can trust
Recipes carry their ingredients, so selling a taco takes the tortilla, the beef and the lime off the shelf and gross profit becomes a number rather than a guess. Wastage is costed at stock cost — never at the price it would have sold for.
The queue tells the truth
Wait quotes come from what your kitchen can actually clear — you state your capacity in orders an hour, the number every operator knows — and buzzer numbers tell the customer when it is ready (a text can too, once a text number is connected).
Everything a venue like this runs on.
The whole platform, one system underneath — one login, one menu, one set of numbers.
The till
A register in the browser, on hardware you already own.
Read more →QR ordering
One code for a whole hall — one basket, one payment.
Read more →Kiosks
Self-service on any tablet or screen, same live menu.
Read more →Kitchen screens
Every order on one board, whatever channel it came from.
Read more →Payments & settlement
One payment across many kitchens, split to the penny.
Read more →Stock & margin
Recipes cost themselves; gross profit is a number, live.
Read more →Staff
Rota, clocking in, timesheets, holiday and contracts.
Read more →AI
Reads menus and contracts, drafts rotas, answers your numbers.
Read more →Free to use.
Everything on this page is in the product now. What is not built yet is named on the comparison page rather than left out.