Point-of-sale system
Point of Sale
Tablet-first point of sale for retail and hospitality, built for fast checkout, honest offline behaviour, and reconciliation that matches the back office.
Status
In development
Platform
Tablet + mobile
Focus
Retail & hospitality
Priority
Speed & offline sync
Engagement
Owned platform · In active development
Counter UX and sync layer in build
Deliverables
- Checkout flows optimised for counter speed
- Offline-tolerant cart and payment capture
- End-of-day reconciliation views
- Inventory sync with operations backends
- Role-based staff permissions
Stack & systems
Project narrative
Context
Merchants we spoke with lost hours to checkout friction, manual end-of-day counts, and POS tools that failed the moment connectivity dropped. The back office rarely matched what the counter had actually sold.
Approach
The system treats the counter as the source of truth during service, with sync that catches up cleanly when the network returns. We are building payment and catalogue flows in tight loops with operators, not in isolation.
What we are building
A unified POS layer that pairs with vendor operations where needed: shared lessons on multi-location inventory, staff roles, and field-ready interfaces that work under pressure.
Status
Core checkout and sync architecture are in active development. Launch markets will follow the same phased discipline we used on vendor ops: prove the counter flow first, then deepen integrations.