Orders on paper, stock on a spreadsheet, rosters in a group chat.
Three sources of truth that never agree by Monday morning, and no single person who can reconcile them.
A dish ordered at the counter is the same object the kitchen cooks and the stock ledger deducts.
Stock moves at gram and millilitre level as each item fires, not at the end of the day.
Forecasts are trained on your own sales history, hour by hour, and refreshed every night.
Three sources of truth that never agree by Monday morning, and no single person who can reconcile them.
The table has already ordered, the ticket is already on the pass, and now somebody has to walk out and apologise.
Over prep and it goes in the bin. Under prep and the pass backs up. Both cost the same margin.
Captain tablets, the billing counter and delivery platforms all write into the same order record, so nothing is retyped and nothing is lost between screens.
Tandoor sees the breads, curry sees the gravies, the pass sees the whole table. Anything running long turns chili red before a guest has to ask.
Each dish carries its own recipe, so firing it moves paneer, rice, oil and gas from the ledger. Wastage and low stock surface the same minute, not at closing.
Sales patterns by hour, weekday, weather season and festival load feed a forecast for prep quantities, indent lists and how many hands you need on the floor.
Nothing here is an add on that syncs overnight. A change to a recipe reaches the pass, the cost sheet and the indent list at the same moment.
Fast order entry, split and merge bills, part payments across cash, card and UPI, and GST compliant invoices with HSN detail on every line.
For cashiers and captains Open module Module 02The flagship. Tickets routed by station, live timers per item, automatic priority when a table waits too long, and a pass view that holds a course together.
For the pass and every station Open module Module 03Recipe linked deduction, yield and wastage logging, supplier rate history, and a live cost per plate that tells you which dish is quietly losing money.
For chefs and purchase Open module Module 04Roster by station and daypart, attendance from the same terminal staff already use, overtime visibility, and suggested cover built off the demand forecast.
For managers and owners Open module Module 05A floor map that shows seated, ordered, served and awaiting bill, plus bookings, walk in waitlist with quoted times, and turn time by table and by section.
For the host desk Open module Module 06Covers and item level demand by day and hour, prep sheets you can actually hand to the kitchen, and menu engineering that separates favourites from freeloaders.
For owners and chefs Open module Module 07Repeat visit history tied to the bill, rewards that redeem at the counter without a separate app, and post visit feedback summarised by dish and by shift.
For marketing and owners Open moduleBecause deduction is recipe linked, variance between what was sold and what left the store shows up daily. That gap is where pilferage, over portioning and spoilage hide.
The host desk knows a table is on dessert, the pass knows table nine is waiting on one naan. Fewer walks to the kitchen to ask, fewer tables held longer than they need to be.
Demand by hour tells you when you need a second tandoor hand and when you do not. The roster suggestion follows the forecast, and you still approve every shift.
From a captain confirming an order to that ticket standing on the kitchen pass.
The ledger is already current. Physical counts become an audit, not a nightly chore.
One order record, one menu, one stock ledger, one set of permissions across all of them.
The ticket time above is the target we design and test against. During a pilot we measure it on your own hardware and network and report the real figure back to you, whatever it says.
Pick a few dishes, choose where the order came from, and fire it. The rail below reacts in the same second, and the stock ledger beside it moves without anyone touching it.
The ticket entered the pass at the left of the rail and began counting down against the longest cooking item on it. Turmeric means cooking, chili means it has crossed the priority threshold, green means ready to pass. At the same time, the recipe attached to each dish posted its ingredient consumption to the store ledger, so the indent for tomorrow is already a little different from the one you would have printed a minute ago.
Run this on your own menuOne floor, one kitchen, one owner who is also the accountant. Short setup, staff trained in a shift, and a dashboard that answers the only question that matters at closing.
Read moreMenu and price control from the centre, recipes standardised so a dish costs the same everywhere, and outlet against outlet comparison that survives an audit.
Read moreSeveral brands out of one hot line, aggregator orders pulled into a single rail, and dispatch timing tracked per brand so a late rider does not become a bad rating.
Read moreSign up and your login details reach you by email. Or talk to us first and we will walk through your own dishes, your own stations and your own stock.