Tap a product to add it, tap again for more. Search by name or scan a barcode. Remove a line with one tap. The total updates instantly.

Example: a customer buys 2 bottles of water and 1 bread. You tap water twice, bread once, then pay. About five seconds.

Choose how the customer pays. For cash, type what the customer gave you and the system shows the change — no mental arithmetic.

Example: total 187 EGP, customer gives 200 → change 13 EGP.

Your shop name, items, discount, total and payment type. Print it on a thermal printer, or on a normal printer from the browser. Old receipts can be found again in the history.

Every sale reduces the quantity. When goods arrive, add them in a few taps. Products running low are flagged so you re-order in time.

Example: sugar shows 4 left — you know to order before a customer asks and finds none.

Keep a list of customers — people or companies. Import your existing list from an Excel file instead of typing it. Sell to a business customer on invoice (pay later) and edit the invoice until it is paid.

At closing time you see the day’s totals split by cash, card and wallet. Count the drawer, compare, done. If the numbers do not match, you know it today — not at the end of the month.

Create a login for every person: owner (everything), manager, cashier (only selling) and kitchen (only the kitchen screen).