PRINTERS, TABLETS, PAPER
Every setup, on your counter.
Four ways to get an order in front of your team — three of them on paper, one with no paper at all. Each is documented down to the model number, the rough cost and the things it won't do.
START HERE
Pick by what's already on your counter
Two of these need nothing you don't already own.
LAPTOP
Front desk
A computer at the desk and the printer beside it. The shortest route from here to paper in your hand.
SCREEN ONLY
Screen kitchen
A wall tablet instead of a printer. Nothing to buy, nothing to run out of.
TABLET · 2 PRINTERS
Cup labels
A bon for the line and one adhesive label per cup, both from a single tablet.
MINI-PC
Silent kitchen
A small dedicated machine at the pass so tickets print without anyone touching a screen.
WHAT A STATION IS
One device, one job
A station is whatever device is responsible for putting an order in front of your team — a laptop, a mini-PC, a tablet, a screen. Register it once and the system knows which machine owns the paper, so two devices can never quietly print the same ticket twice.
COMPATIBILITY
Which printers work
Receipt printers, label printers and the ordinary one you already own — with an honest line on each about whether we've run that exact model or only implemented its protocol.
NOT YET
Two we're still building
Designed, not shipped. No dates promised, and nothing here is clickable until it is real.
Printer with no computer at all
Coming soonA printer that talks to us directly over the internet, so a venue needs no machine on site and nothing has to stay awake. The protocol work is underway.
Tell us you need this →A counter on mobile data
Coming soonThe same idea over a phone hotspot, for trucks and market stands with power but no fixed network.
Tell us you need this →
Questions we actually get
Do we have to buy hardware from you?
No. We do not sell hardware and take no commission on any of it. Every setup here names ordinary printers you can buy anywhere, and two of the four need nothing beyond what most counters already have.
Which setup should we start with?
Whichever matches what is already on your counter. A computer at the desk is the shortest route; a screen with no printer is the cheapest; the two-printer tablet counter is for venues that label individual items, like cup labels at a bubble tea shop.
Can we change setup later?
Yes, and nothing is re-created when you do. The queue, menu and history stay put — you are only changing which device puts the order in front of your team.
Does any of this touch our payments?
Never. You charge the customer on your own card terminal or take cash exactly as you do today. Our screen only tells you which order is being paid for, and we add no fee per order.
Set up your counter
Start free and add hardware whenever you're ready. No card required.