Run instant tableside billing, collaborative QR ordering, kitchen display screens, and thermal receipt printing on local counter hardware — with guaranteed zero-downtime continuity.
Cloud-only POS systems grind to a halt the moment internet connectivity stutters. RestroDash runs authoritative SQLite engines directly on local counter hardware — ensuring table management, split billing, and kitchen routing stay active 24/7 without internet reliance.
Zero network roundtrips for table changes, split checks, and inventory deductions. Orders commit in sub-millisecond local transactions on Port 3001.
Customers scan QR codes and connect straight to the local restaurant node over LAN or cloud fallback. No external internet speed bottlenecks.
Print kitchen KOTs and guest bills with golden column alignment directly to USB, Serial, and Network thermal printers with raw binary performance.
RestroDash is built from ground-level restaurant workflows — handling real-world chaos like spotty guest WiFi, group order coordination, and split billing with zero friction.
The first guest to scan the QR code becomes the Host (Table Master). Companions enter a simple 4-digit code to collaborate on the shared cart, while checkout authority remains with the host.
Orders route automatically to station-specific screens (Grill, Saute, Bar, Bakery) on Port 3002. Chefs tap to bump stages with zero roundtrip delay.
Servers can take orders on any phone or tablet browser, punch modifications, split bills itemized or evenly across guests, and trigger thermal receipts in seconds.
Every restaurant brand gets its own dedicated cloud instance and custom domain. No shared multi-tenant database risks, no noisy neighbors, and zero cross-tenant contamination.
Traditional QR ordering fails when multiple diners at the same table open separate tabs or spam duplicate orders. RestroDash solves this with our Host-Peer collaboration protocol.
The first guest to scan the QR automatically claims Table Master status and generates a session PIN.
Friends scanning the table see "Dining with friends?" and enter the PIN to join the live table cart.
Peers add desired appetizers and drinks; the Host approves and checks out to the POS in one unified order.
When the restaurant gets packed on Saturday evening, latency kills profitability. RestroDash coordinates every touchpoint — cashier terminals, kitchen screens, tableside phones, and thermal receipt printers — over local high-speed LAN.
Operate multiple POS counters simultaneously. Table state locks and live order additions synchronize across devices in sub-milliseconds.
Raw byte-level ESC/POS streaming tested against strict golden receipt oracles. Perfect column alignment on 58mm and 80mm paper widths.
Cash drawer balancing, payment split reconciliations, and instant Z-reports are generated locally and synced to your dedicated cloud dashboard.
No per-terminal licensing, no per-order commissions, and no surprise add-on fees. You receive a fully isolated cloud instance and unlimited local POS terminals.
Everything required to run high-volume dine-in, takeaway, multi-station KDS, and tableside QR ordering for your restaurant.
| Capability | RestroDash Dedicated Tier |
|---|---|
| Tenant Isolation | Dedicated instance & isolated SQLite database |
| Offline Mode | Fully autonomous; no internet required for orders/billing |
| QR Ordering Architecture | Host Master + 4-digit guest PIN session collaboration |
| Kitchen Display (KDS) | Standalone WebSocket server on Port 3002 with station bump |
| Thermal Printing | Raw ESC/POS byte streaming verified with golden column oracles |
| Order Ownership Invariant | Open visibility for all authorized staff with full audit trail |
| Support & Onboarding | 24/7 dedicated engineering support & 1-on-1 launch call |
Join leading restaurants operating with zero-downtime reliability, lightning-fast group QR dining, and unified kitchen orchestration.
Get your dedicated restaurant subdomain and live POS system configured in less than 10 minutes.
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