Restaurant control

Know where every plate
and every rand goes

Four questions every owner asks, answered live from your own sales, stock and suppliers. Orders from the table, the waiter and the kitchen are how the numbers get in.

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The four questions

What every owner
needs answered

Live answers from a sample restaurant. Tap a question to open the full picture in Control.

1

What does each dish cost me, and what do I earn on it?

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2

Where is money leaking: waste, stock gaps, voids?

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Find the leaks →
3

What should I order today?

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See today's orders →
4

What should I change?

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How the numbers get in

Every order feeds
the same numbers

Whether your diner scans the code at their table or is served by a waiter — every order lands in the same kitchen display.

From Their Table

Diners scan the QR code at their table and order from their phone — no waiting for a waiter to take the order.

QR code at table → Order

Via the Waiter

The waiter takes the order on their device — full menu, modifiers, special notes — and sends it to the kitchen with one tap.

Waiter terminal → Kitchen
All orders arrive at the Kitchen Display in real time
The Journey

From Order to Serve
in Seconds

Once an order is placed — from any channel — it flows through one connected system. No paper tickets, no shouting across the kitchen, no lost orders.

01

Kitchen Receives Instantly

Whether ordered from a table by QR code or by a waiter — the order appears on the Kitchen Display in real time with course grouping, timers, and modifier highlights.

Kitchen Display
02

Cook & Track Progress

Kitchen staff tap each item through pending → preparing → ready. Colour-coded timers go green, amber, then red — nothing gets forgotten.

Kitchen Display
03

Waiter Knows When to Collect

The waiter sees real-time status updates — no walking to the pass to check. They fire courses when the diner is ready and manage the dining tempo.

Waiter Terminal
04

Served & Enjoyed

Food arrives at the right table, at the right time, in the right order.

Service
05

Seamless Payment

Cash, card, EFT, or split bill — every method your diners expect. The table clears, the data flows to your daily report.

Payment & Reports
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Connected Views
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Paper Tickets
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Order to Kitchen
The System

Four Views,
One Connected System

Each role gets exactly the interface they need. Every view talks to the others in real time.

Order

QR ordering from any phone — no app needed

  • Full menu with photos, allergens & modifiers
  • Real-time cart with customisation
  • Opens straight from the QR code
  • Table detected from the QR code
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Waiter Terminal

Floor plan, ordering & payment in one view

  • Visual floor plan with table status
  • PIN-authenticated login per waiter
  • Inside, terrace and bar sections
  • Cash, card, EFT & split bill
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Kitchen Display

Live order board with timers & course control

  • Colour-coded urgency timers per order
  • Tap-to-progress item status workflow
  • Course-by-course fire control
  • Audio alerts for new orders, fullscreen mode
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Manager Dashboard

Full control over menu, staff & operations

  • Live menu editor with modifiers & allergens
  • Staff management with PIN & role control
  • Daily specials, sold-out toggles, inventory
  • Revenue reports and daily reconciliation
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The Difference

Designed for Restaurants,
Not Retail

Most POS systems are built for retail and bolted onto restaurants. This one is built from the ground up for the way your kitchen and floor actually work.

This platform Other systems
Diners order on their terms At the table, with friends, or while waiting for a seat — diners browse and order whenever they're ready
Orders depend on staff availability Diners wait for a waiter to be free before they can place an order
Real-time kitchen display Orders appear instantly with timers, status tracking, and course control
Paper tickets Lost orders, illegible handwriting, no time tracking
One QR code per table Each table has its own code that opens the menu at that table, and free tables are shown as they fill
Tables on a notepad Staff guess which tables are free and which are waiting
South African payment methods Cash, card, EFT, split — ZAR-native
International defaults Missing EFT, clunky split-bill flows