Cafe POS systemThe till that keeps
the queue short.

Mobile order-ahead funnels the 8:15 rush to a pickup shelf. The barista pulls shots, contactless payments clear at the counter, and the next customer is already paying.

Works on the iPads behind your bar.

What changes at the counter

A calmer counter.

The queue stops blocking the door.

QR and mobile order-ahead take orders off the counter. The line you do have moves because less waits on the till.

Loyalty that returns next morning.

Points and stamp cards built into the same checkout. Regulars stay regulars without a separate plastic card to lose.

Numbers, not vibes, on Sunday.

Cover counts, prep-vs-sell mismatches, and the items that died at 11am, all in one weekly summary in your inbox.

Built for the counter

The toolkit, tuned for cafes.

Order ahead

QR order & pay

Customers scan, pay, and skip the till. No app to download. Receipts arrive in the inbox of the order, not by shouting a name.

Mobile

Order from the phone they already have

Works on any phone in the browser. We do not ask your morning queue to install something.

Speed

Tap and go

Apple Pay, Google Pay, contactless card. One supported card reader at the counter is all most queues need.

Loyalty

Stamps and points that live in checkout

Earn on every order, redeem on the next one. No plastic, no separate scanner, no "are you a member" pause at the till.

Prep

Pickup windows, not chaos

Mobile orders schedule into 5-minute windows. Baristas see what's coming, not all of it at once.

Menu

Modifiers that make sense

Oat milk, decaf, syrup pumps: set them once. Diners pick them on their phone the same way.

Tuesday, 08:15

Paid before they reached the counter.

Tuesday, 08:15

Six people in the door,
eleven on the pickup shelf.

Mobile-ahead has already been paid for and is queued in the kitchen. The barista pulls them in the order they paid. The counter line moves on actual coffee speed, not till speed.

Cafe answers

About cafes on TablePort.

Anything else? Talk to us.

Not necessarily. TablePort runs on the iPads you already have at the bar. Supported printers, cash drawers and card readers connect over Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or LAN.

At a busy counter the till is often the bottleneck, not the espresso machine. When some orders come in ahead on mobile, the till serves the customers who want to talk to you and the bar paces itself.

Yes. QR ordering opens in the phone browser, with no install. Returning customers can save a card to skip the payment step next time.

It depends on the size of your menu. We help import items, modifiers, pricing and your loyalty rules, then run a test order through with you before you open.

Yes. One login, all sites. Shared menus, location-specific pricing where you need it, and one weekly summary across the group.

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