Orders & kitchen tickets
Order and KOT software that sends every order to the kitchen in a second
Waiters take orders on any phone. The ticket prints in the kitchen, the cooks move it along, and the waiter sees when food is ready — no shouting, no paper slips.
One list for every order
Dine-in, takeaway, delivery and pre-orders in one queue, each tagged with its table, rider or pickup time.
Rounds, not re-orders
A table that orders more sends a second ticket. Nothing is re-typed and the bill adds up on its own.
Orders & kitchen tickets
Take the order where the guest sits
Open the table on a phone, tap dishes, add a note like “less spicy”, send. The kitchen has it before you walk away.
- Search the menu or tap category tiles
- Portion, add-on and remark on every line
- Hold an item until the guest decides
Orders & kitchen tickets
Kitchen tickets that cooks actually read
Tickets show the table, the time since it was sent and the items grouped by section. They print on an 80 mm thermal printer or show on a kitchen screen.
- Separate tickets for the kitchen and the bar
- Pending → cooking → ready, one tap each
- Late tickets turn amber, then red
Orders & kitchen tickets
Takeaway and delivery in the same flow
Phone orders, counter pickups and riders use the same screen. A delivery order carries the address and the rider; a pickup carries the time.
- Rider name and phone on the ticket
- Pickup time countdown on the order list
- Online orders from your QR menu land here too
Orders & kitchen tickets
Nothing is lost when the internet drops
Orders taken while offline are kept on the device and sent the moment the connection is back. Printing on the local network keeps working.
- Offline queue with a visible count
- Local printing never depends on the internet
- Every order has a number, a time and a person
Works with the rest
Connected to everything else you run
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Questions owners ask
Any Android or iPhone works, and so does a shared tablet at the counter. Each waiter signs in with their own login so every order carries a name.
No. Most kitchens use an 80 mm thermal printer. A kitchen screen is optional and works on any old tablet.
Yes. Each round goes to the kitchen as a new ticket and the bill keeps one running total.
Yes. Each menu category has a section, and each section has its own printer or screen.
It is saved on the device and sent when the connection returns. Local-network printing keeps working.
Every order shows the waiter, the time and every change made to it, in the activity log.
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