Restaurant OS

The kitchen sees the order the second it is placed

A printed ticket can be lost, smudged, or sit in a spike while the table waits. A screen shows every open order at once, in the order it arrived, and nothing falls behind the pass.

Sequence, not a pile

Orders queue in arrival order with their table number attached, and move through preparing to ready as the kitchen works. Anyone glancing at the screen knows what is late without asking.

  • Live order queue with table number
  • Status moves from new to preparing to ready
  • Guests see the same status on their phone
  • No printer, no paper, nothing to lose

The front of house stops asking

Because the guest can see the status on their own phone, the "how long for table five" traffic between floor and kitchen mostly disappears. That conversation is a surprisingly large share of a busy service.

What you need to run it

Any screen with a browser — a tablet on a stand or an old monitor with a cheap stick PC is enough. There is no proprietary hardware to buy and nothing to replace when it breaks.

Common questions

Do I need special hardware?
No. Any device with a browser works. Restaurants commonly use a tablet or a spare monitor.
What happens if the internet drops?
Orders already on screen stay visible. Take the next few by hand and they reconcile when the connection returns — plan for it the way you plan for a card machine outage.

Built for

The rest of the system

Put this in your restaurant this week.

₹999 a month. No setup fee, no per-terminal licence, no annual contract.