The till that keeps ringing when the internet stops.
A restaurant POS built and run from Australia, working in a real restaurant every day: counter till, floor handheld, kitchen printing, QR ordering, and your own pickup storefront.
What you get
Offline-first till
The Android till holds the whole menu and the whole night on the device. Lose the internet and you keep ringing up and printing; when it comes back, everything syncs on its own.
Your languages, end to end
English and Traditional Chinese on the till, the kitchen chits, the receipts, QR ordering and the admin site. Staff and patrons each read what they read best, and the platform is built to add more languages.
Kitchen chits go to the right printer
Route each dish to its own station by item or by category — BBQ to the BBQ printer, wok to the kitchen. Fired and printed are tracked separately, so a missing chit is visible instead of assumed.
Patrons order from the table
A QR code on the table opens your menu in the patron's language and drops the round into the kitchen queue. Staff keep control of firing and take payment at the counter.
A handheld for the floor
Waiters see table status and fire courses from an Android phone, so nobody walks back to the counter to find out what a table is up to.
Pickup orders online, and a day that closes cleanly
Your own storefront at yourname.tintinpos.com takes pickup orders into the same kitchen queue — no commission, no tablet farm. At close, the Z-report cuts on your business day, not on midnight.
Common questions
What is TinTin POS?
TinTin POS (天天收銀) is point-of-sale software for restaurants and shops, built and run from Australia. The restaurant module covers the counter till, kitchen printing, QR ordering, a floor handheld, and an online pickup storefront.
Does it keep working when the internet goes down?
Yes. The restaurant till is offline-first: orders, printing and payments carry on locally on the Android till, and everything syncs back up once the connection returns.
Which languages does it support?
English and Traditional Chinese today, across the till, kitchen chits, receipts, QR ordering and the admin site. Locales are stored as standard language codes, so more languages can be added when a customer needs one.
Can customers order from a QR code at the table?
Yes. Patrons scan the code on the table, browse the menu in their own language, and send the round to the kitchen. Staff still control firing and take payment at the counter.
What hardware does it run on?
An Android till at the counter and an Android phone for the floor, with thermal printers for kitchen chits and receipts. If you already own hardware, we can tell you whether it fits.
How much does it cost?
We do not publish prices, because a one-till takeaway and a full dining room are not the same job. Tell us what you run through the contact form and we will quote you.
See it with your own menu on it
Leave your details and we will walk you through the till using your dishes — English or Chinese, your call.