The kitchen knows the order before the guest turns around.
A printer where the food is made, a screen with the orders in a line, and a TV that calls the numbers. Take one, take all three: they read the same orders.
One eveningSaturday, 1 pm
- 1Four tickets on a spike, and nobody knows which came first.
- 2The cashier shouts “croqueta!” twice and the fryer answers once.
- 3A guest at the counter asks if 42 is ready. So does the next one.
The same counter.Two different evenings.
Before
- Orders arrive by shouting, and the loudest one gets made first.
- Nobody can see how long a ticket has been waiting.
- Two people stand at the counter asking about their number.
After
- Every order prints where the food is made, with its options on it.
- The screen keeps them in order with a timer, oldest first, tapped off when they go out.
- The TV shows what is cooking and what is ready, so the counter is free.
Four steps.Nothing for you to do.
- 1
It prints itself
Paid at the kiosk, the register or a QR code — the ticket comes out in the kitchen the same second, with every option.
- 2
The screen keeps the order
Orders queue oldest first with a timer running. One tap marks a ticket done and it leaves the screen.
- 3
The TV calls it
Numbers move from cooking to ready on any TV with an HDMI input, and the guest can get a text instead of standing there.
This is the screen.Not a picture of one.
The kitchen screen with three tickets and their timers.
#1184:20
- CortaditoPoca azúcar
- Pastelito ×2Guayaba
#1192:05
- Colada6 tacitas
#1200:35
- Croqueta ×3Jamón
- CafecitoSin azúcar
It works on its own.It works better with these.
Self-order kiosk
Three guests order at once, and nobody mishears the sugar.
More about Self-order kiosk →Counter Kit
A register you own, and numbers you can actually read.
More about Counter Kit →QR ordering
A full room orders without anyone waving a hand.
More about QR ordering →
One installed price.Nothing added later.
Kitchen printer
A second printer in the kitchen, so the ticket is waiting where the food is made.
$264
Kitchen screen (KDS)
Orders on a screen in the kitchen instead of on paper: tap each one when it is done.
$299
“Order ready” screen
Order numbers on any TV, so guests watch the screen instead of crowding the counter.
$199
Only with a bundle. Tell us which ones and we install them on the same visit.
What owners askbefore they say yes.
- Do I need all three?
- No. Most counters start with the printer, because paper works when a screen is greasy or the power blinks. The screen and the TV come later, when the line is long enough to need them.
- Can I use the TV I already have?
- Yes, if it has an HDMI input. We bring the small player that drives it and mount it out of the way on install day.
- What if the printer jams mid-rush?
- The order is still on the screen and in the app, so nothing is lost. Message the one WhatsApp number and we walk you through it, or swap the printer under warranty.
- Does it work with my current register?
- The kitchen reads orders from our kiosk, our register and our QR page. If you are staying on Square or Toast, the kiosk beside it is what feeds the kitchen.
- How long does it take to install?
- It rides along with whatever else we are fitting that day. On its own, about an hour for the printer and the screen, plus the cable run to the TV.
Tell us what you run.
Send a photo of your counter on WhatsApp and we will tell you which pieces you need and what it comes to, the same day.