Built for the morning rush.
A short menu, a long line, and a tip prompt that shouldn't slow either one down — café checkout is a speed problem first.
What running cafés involves day to day.
Peak-hour queue at the counter
The morning rush compresses your busiest hour of the week into a line that has to move fast or walk.
A menu that changes often
Seasonal drinks, daily specials, and sold-out items need to update on the fly without a full catalog rebuild.
Tip prompts without friction
Tipping is expected, but a clunky prompt slows down exactly the moment you need speed most.
Built for the way cafés run.
Built for speed
A checkout flow designed around ringing in a short, familiar order as fast as possible.
Tip prompts at the register
Tipping is part of the same checkout screen — no separate device, no extra step.
Offline-first
The line keeps moving through a connectivity blip instead of stalling at the worst possible moment.
Fast menu updates
Add a seasonal item or 86 something that's sold out in seconds, from any device on the account.
Hardware sized to your counter.
Countertop terminal
The primary terminal at the counter, integrated directly into checkout with a built-in tip prompt.
Customer-facing display
A second screen facing the customer for order review, tip selection, and payment confirmation.
Mobile terminal
A handheld terminal for patio service or a second order point during peak hours.