Back office on the web. Point of sale in your pocket.
Ring up sales on iOS or Android — even when the signal drops. Then run every store from your browser: catalog, stock, staff and reports, all from the same account.

Add your first store and a default tax rate. That is the whole onboarding — then bring in your products and categories.
Open a shift, ring up sales, park a ticket when someone steps away. The mobile POS keeps working with no signal.
Sales land in the web back office as soon as the phone syncs. Review them, refund or void, and export what you need.
The web app is for managing the business. Selling happens on the mobile POS, so the two never get in each other’s way.
Products and categories in one place, with prices stored in exact cents so totals always add up.
Every location has its own quantities. Adjust with a full audit trail and watch low-stock items by store.
Move stock between stores and track each one until it is completed. Record what you ordered from suppliers.
Search past sales, print or download the receipt, and issue refunds or voids from the sale itself.
Give each employee their own credentials, see who opened which shift, and track cash in and out of the drawer.
Sales, products and stores, filtered by date and exported to CSV when you want it in a spreadsheet.
Built for real shops
The mobile POS keeps a local copy of your catalog and queues every sale on the device. When the connection comes back, or you reopen the app, it syncs on its own.
Products and prices are stored on the phone, so lookups never wait on a network.
Sales made offline wait safely on the device until they can be sent.
On reconnect, when the app returns to the foreground, and on a regular interval.
Catalog, per-store inventory and transfers, purchase orders, sales review, employees and reports. Open it in any browser.
The selling app. Ring up sales, open shifts, park tickets and keep going offline.
A native Windows terminal is planned. It isn’t available yet.
For getting started and trying your workflow.
For teams running several stores at higher volume.