no onion
add bacon
0/2 made
One night, seven doors, no signup
Built for the people on the floor
1 / 3
A restaurant, any night of the week.
Timers run at 4× speed.
Still to make
Counted from 4 tickets on the board
Grill
- Smash burger 2
- Chicken sandwich 1
Seafood
- Mussels 4
Fryer
- Fries 2
- Wings 3
Allergen: peanut
0/2 made
hot
0/2 made
0/2 made
Nothing bumped yet
Orders
Clocks start at zero
Timers run at 4× speed.
Green while it is fine, amber while it is pushing, red when it is late — and the word changes with the colour, because roughly one man in twelve cannot tell you which is which.
18:10 · First orders
The first four are in. Clear one.
Tap a ticket's header and it goes.
20:15 · 86 the mussels
Running out is not an edit to one order.
The mussels are gone. Not gone from the ticket in your hand — gone from the kitchen. On paper that fact travels by shouting, and the ticket it does not reach is the one that walks out to a table. Press it here and watch it cross every order on the board at once, including the ones that arrive afterwards.
On the menu
On the menu
Press it again to put the item back on. Every line that is struck stays struck for a real reason: the shortage is a fact about the kitchen, so a ticket printed after it still knows.
21:40 · The router dies
Drop the network. Keep bumping.
The bump lands. It queues here. Reconnect and the queue drains oldest first, in order, which is the only order that is safe.
Connected
Nothing queued
Four things it does. Four pages that prove it.
Every claim below links to the page that backs it. Read the one you do not believe.
The kinds of places this is built for
EL CAMINO TACOS
BISHOP & VINE
NORTHSIDE BREWING
THE DAILY GRIND
HALF MOON DINER
1 / 4
Same system. Very different Saturdays.
Seven rooms, all busy, all from the staff's side of the counter. It turns on its own. Stop it whenever you like.
1 of 7
Food trucks
Two of you, one window, and a line that does not care that the printer jammed.
Seven rooms, seven different nights.
1 / 7
Two ways in. One system behind both.
Bring the website you already have, or let us build one around your menu. Either way you get the same ordering, the same kitchen screens, the same menu. The difference is how you arrive, not what you end up with.
Your menu Online ordering Kitchen screens Payments Works offline Any tablet you already own
Restaurant Website
This is for you if you don't have a site yet, or want us to run it.
$19.99/mo per screen. Or $14.99/mo per screen, billed yearly.
Bring your own website
This is for you if you already have a site and don't want to rebuild it.
Priced when it ships
Everything it does
Everything it does.
You get the same features either way: whether we build the website or you add ordering to the site you already have. The difference is how you arrive, not what you get.
1 / 10
What it costs
What it costs.
Everything free for 14 days. We take a card up front, and on day 14 it becomes the paid plan unless you cancel first, which is one click and no phone call. The worst case is you have lost an afternoon and you go back to the old system, which is still plugged in behind you, because we told you to leave it there.
- Month to month
- $19.99/mo per screen
- Paid yearly
- $14.99/mo per screen, billed yearly
- Pro
- Priced when it ships
Essentials — One station, one location.
See the full price listRide it once on a Tuesday.
Put it on one screen, run a slow service on it, and keep the old system plugged in behind you. If it does not hold, you have lost an afternoon.
Everything free for 14 days. Card up front, cancel in one click.
See the price