← Where this sits
The kitchen printer that nobody has to restart
An order lands in the kitchen the moment it is placed, and a receipt comes out at the counter — from the same call, on two printers, without a PC between them.
No credit card. Start today without hardware, on a virtual bridge.
What usually goes wrong
- The till printer stops halfway through a Saturday service and nobody knows which of the three machines is stuck.
- A kitchen printer on Wi-Fi that only reconnects when someone pulls the plug.
- Ordering software that can only print through a Windows machine in the back office.
What comes out
- Kitchen tickets, per course
- Counter receipts with VAT split
- Daily totals at closing
- Table tickets with a QR code
How it works here
One bridge on the network, your existing USB printers plugged into it, and a template per document. Your system sends the values — the order, the name, the amount — and the server draws the rest. Change the layout once and every location prints the new one.