Product
The whole counter, one screen.
Selling, shelf count, reorders and closing. Four jobs in one place, with nothing to install on the till.
01 Sell
Three taps to a sale.
Scan the item, pick how it is paid, done. A queue of five should take less time than a coffee order.
Barcode, camera or search
A USB reader works as a keyboard, so there is no driver. No reader? The phone camera scans.
Split payments
Part cash, part card, or instalments up to 12 times. Each part lands in its own total.
Keeps selling offline
Sales are saved on the device and sent when the connection returns.
Photo: Johnnybam, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
02 Stock
The count is the shelf.
Every sale subtracts. Every delivery adds. When someone counts the shelf by hand, the two numbers should match, and when they do not, you see which product drifted.
Minimum per product
Coffee beans: reorder at 4. Cables: reorder at 3. Each product has its own line.
Receive by scanning
Scan the boxes as they arrive. A short or extra box shows before the driver leaves.
The reorder list
One list, grouped by supplier, with the amount to buy. Send it by message or print it.
USB-C cable 1 m .......... buy 7
AA batteries, 4 pack ...... buy 9
Coffee beans 250 g ...... buy 4
03 Close
Close the day in a minute.
The system knows the cash sales. You count the drawer. The difference shows before you lock up. Try it with your own numbers.
04 Reports
Three reports, no more.
Best sellers by week
What to keep near the till, and what to never run out of.
Slow stock
Products with no sale in 60 days, with the money tied up in them.
Margin per product
Cost against price, so a discount never turns into a loss by accident.
Hardware
Works with what is on the counter.
Barcode readers
Any USB or Bluetooth reader that types like a keyboard.
Receipt printers
58 mm and 80 mm thermal printers, or a PDF receipt by message.
Phone, tablet or old laptop
It runs in the browser. If it opens a web page, it can be a till.
Start
See it with your own products.
Thirty days free, no card. Bring last week's sales and see the shelf count catch up.