The counter till
Where the money happens. Floor plan, bill, split payments, refunds, held orders, shift cash-up. Runs as a desktop app on the counter PC, or in a browser.
• No Monthly Fees: Own 100% code.
• Line drops: orders keep flowing.
• Direct Contact: Built in New Delhi.
First call is free. One of us — not a salesperson.
Pick a day above →Fastest way to reach us. We reply same day.
Open WhatsApp →20 minutes, free, with one of us.
Real shops, live right now.
New Delhi, India. On-site installs across Delhi NCR. Rest of India: we ship the hardware.
Ask about your city →Every screen we build, from the till to the rider's phone.
See all five screens →We learn, build live in front of you, then stay for the first busy week.
The whole process →Studio playlist. Hit play. Drag anything around.
Monthly fees. Dragged here.
You buy it once. You own the code, the domain, the keys. No renewal, ever.
Ask us what yours would cost →Most POS software rents you your own data and charges you every month to keep looking at it. Ours doesn't. The code, the database and the accounts are in your name — you can take all three and walk.
— Krish & Shubham
Counter. Kitchen. Website. App. Online store. Written from scratch for one business — and the kitchen never stops when the line does.
The counter software we build everything else around. It was not written as a demo — it was lifted out of a system that had already been running a real restaurant for months, test suite and all, and then taught to be seven other kinds of business. Press a trade and watch the till become it.
What never changes is the money. The words on the screen and the features that exist are yours to pick. How a bill is calculated, how tax is applied, how an invoice number is allocated and what a tax invoice has to carry are law and arithmetic — so they are the same in all eight, and they are the part that carries around 1,700 tests.
Where the money happens. Floor plan, bill, split payments, refunds, held orders, shift cash-up. Runs as a desktop app on the counter PC, or in a browser.
Timed tickets from every channel in one list. It talks to the server itself rather than through the till — so the kitchen keeps working with the counter PC switched off.
Menu, staff, stock, offers, expenses, day-end, audit trail and the reports the owner actually opens. Any browser, anywhere — it does not have to be in the shop.
The one piece that has to be on-site, because a USB printer cannot be reached from anywhere else. It pulls work; nothing pushes to it. If that PC is off, bills still calculate and the paper comes out when it is back.
A counter is only where the money lands. These are the other screens a busy shop runs on — each one sharing the same menu, the same stock count and the same till above. Every part below is live in a real business today. Not a restaurant?
Customers order from you. You keep 100% of the bill.
Installs from your website. No App Store. Works offline.
Customers order themselves. Shorter queues, same kitchen queue.
One tablet per table. Order goes straight to kitchen.
Riders see jobs on their phone. Overflow to Dunzo automatically.
Bookings, staff rosters, and the reports that actually matter.
Not sure what you need? Start here.
Come with a problem, not a plan. Tick what fits your shop.
A shop floor is a shop floor. These are the other kinds of business we build the whole thing for — site, admin panel, payments and all.
A shop that takes its own orders instead of renting a stall on someone else’s marketplace. Sizes and colours, stock counted per variant, coupons, a discount for paying up front, UPI, cards or cash on delivery — and an admin panel where a new product takes a minute.
Pest control, AC and appliance repair, plumbing, electrical, cleaning, painting, renovation. Your rates published so nobody has to ring to ask, a call-back form that reaches your phone, the areas you cover, and one screen that holds the day’s jobs.
Test packages grouped by age and by concern, home-collection slots, reports the patient can pull up again later, and a desk that shows the day’s bookings. Priced in the open, and nobody is asked to make an account before they can look.
Gaming cafes, studios, turf, salons. Every seat or room priced on its own, slots that cannot double-book however many people tap at once, memberships and events — and an owner who edits the whole thing without calling us. A gaming cafe in Delhi runs on exactly this.
For when photographs are not enough. A room you move through as you scroll, materials you can switch and watch update on the spot. Real 3D in the browser, with a still image behind it so a mid-range phone is never left staring at a blank screen.
The screen that runs the business behind the business. Clients, jobs, payments in and out, stock, staff, and the two or three numbers you actually check every morning — instead of six spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group.
Every one of these is written for the business it belongs to. Not a rented product with your name pasted on the front, and not one design handed to five clients. We start from your prices, your process and your words — and you own the result outright.
Not mockups. Real screens from real shops, live right now.
Your site, your money. No cut to Zomato. Loads on weak connections.
Customers order themselves. Same kitchen queue. Restarts after power cuts.
A gaming cafe in Delhi. Book PC, PS5 or VR. Same seat never double-booked.
Three of these you can open right now.
Website, app, kiosk, table tablet, rider app. One menu. Switch an item off and it disappears everywhere.
Counter, kitchen display, admin panel. Billing, GST, floor plan, stock, refunds, cash-up.
PC, PS5, or VR seat booking. Never double-booked.
You watch it get built. You own everything at the end.
We watch how your shop runs before touching anything.
Watch it on a live link, week by week.
We stay through the first busy weekend and hand over a simple guide.
Orders keep reaching the kitchen and send themselves when the connection returns.
Not a template. Built around how your shop already works.
Krish and Shubham. Nobody else touches your work.
Tell us what is not working. That is enough to start.