When the internet goes
A counter device registered for offline use keeps taking orders, printing KOTs and settling bills, and syncs in order when the connection returns.
Hardware
Use what you already have.
No box to buy and no proprietary printer: your tablet, your printer and your staff's phones are enough.
| Job | Works on | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Counter | Any Android tablet (Android 10+), Windows laptop or Chromebook with a current Chrome or Edge | Add to home screen for a full-screen app |
| Waiter pad | The waiter's own Android phone or iPhone browser | Sign in with a one-time code or a 4-digit PIN on a shared device |
| Kitchen display | Any tablet or TV with a browser; a spare phone works for small kitchens | Rings for new orders; sold-out switch for the cook |
| Receipt and KOT printer | Any 58 or 80 mm thermal printer the device can print to (USB, Bluetooth or network) | Start Chrome with --kiosk-printing to print without a dialog |
| Network kitchen printer | An ESC/POS printer on the kitchen LAN | The SmartPOS print agent on any PC sends KOTs to it directly |
| Token screen | Any TV or monitor with a browser (a streaming stick is enough) | Preparing and ready tokens in large type |
Starter set for a 20-seat café
One 10-inch Android tablet at the counter, one 80 mm thermal printer, the waiters' own phones, and optionally a second printer or old tablet in the kitchen.
Open your counter in ten minutes.
Import your menu, print a test KOT and take your first order today. 14 days free, no card, no setup fee.