In development

Point of sale, within everyone's reach.

A till a small shop can actually run. It lives on a small computer in the shop, so the counter keeps working when the internet drops. The five below are the real thing, not screenshots — open one and use it.

Five counters, one engine.

Each of these is a working point-of-sale system running live in your browser — barcodes, modifiers, split payments, kitchen screens, stock and receipts. The difference between them is how the business runs, not how the software was written.

New Retail

Kōwhai Lane Storeコーファイ・レーン ストア

A shop counter, not a kitchen. Scan a barcode and stock moves with the sale. Apparel sizes and colours are separate SKUs, and the currency switches between NZD and yen.

  • Till with barcode scanning
  • Split payment and receipts
  • Products with size/colour SKUs
Open the shop
Bento shop Japan only

さくら弁当店Sakura Bento · Tokyo

A till built for Japan, in Japanese throughout. Tax follows the order: 8% for takeaway food, 10% for eating in — and beer stays at 10% either way. Receipts can print as a qualified invoice, with the registration number and a per-rate breakdown, switched on and off in settings.

  • Takeaway / eat-in switches the tax rate
  • Invoice-format receipt, on a toggle
  • X and Z reads, Japanese till terms
Open the bento shop
Izakaya

Kōwhai Lane Izakayaコーファイ横丁 ・ 居酒屋

Skewers, sashimi and a long drinks list — plus a customer tablet: guests order from photos at the table and staff approve before it hits the kitchen.

  • Customer self-order tablet
  • Till, grill station, kitchen
  • Staff approval queue
Open the izakaya
Takeaway

Sakura Sushi Takeawayさくら寿司 ・ 持ち帰り

A counter that turns over fast. Deep modifiers — wasabi, soy, cut, add-ons — and two make screens splitting cold work from hot.

  • Till and collection board
  • Sushi bar and kitchen screens
  • 14 modifier groups, 54 options
Open the sushi shop
Cafe

Kōwhai Lane Cafeコーファイ・レーン ・ カフェ

An 8am coffee rush, then lunch. Baristas, milk and shot options, and a bar screen built around the order the drinks actually come out in.

  • Till and customer display
  • Espresso bar and kitchen
  • Morning peak in the reports
Open the cafe

Before you start

  • No password needed. The lock screen offers the staff as buttons — tap one to sign in. Manager sees everything; a chef sees only the make screens.
  • Change anything you like. Every demo reloads its own day of trading in the early hours, so nothing you do here lasts past tonight.
  • Made for a tablet. Everything works on a laptop, but the tills are laid out for a screen you touch.
  • Prices are in NZD and GST-inclusive. The shops are invented; the numbers behave like real ones.

Still being built

A project in progress, not a product on sale yet. The demos above are updated as the work goes, and the rest is being filled in through the rest of the year.