Scan, take payment, know what is on the shelf.
A retail counter that runs in the browser on the PC you already have. Add a USB barcode scanner and you are selling — with a catalogue, real inventory, and an online shop behind it.
What you get
A counter sale that survives a crash
Scan with a USB barcode scanner, take payment, then print or email the receipt. The cart is saved as you build it, so a browser crash mid-sale does not lose the basket.
A catalogue you can fill fast
Import products from a CSV, or type an ISBN and let the lookup fill in the title and details — a bookshop gets most of a catalogue without typing it.
Inventory that matches the shelf
Receive deliveries, transfer stock out to a market or popup and back again, and run a full stocktake. Every movement lands in a stock ledger you can read later.
An online shop with Stripe checkout
Sell the same catalogue online, with pickup or flat-fee delivery. Card details go straight to Stripe and never touch our servers.
Promo codes
Run a discount code for a sale, a market weekend, or a mailing list — online and at the counter.
A day that closes with GST in mind
End-of-day close is GST-aware, writes an immutable record of the day, and exports to CSV for whoever does your books.
Common questions
What is the TinTin retail module?
It is browser-based point-of-sale for shops: a barcode counter till, a product catalogue, inventory and stocktake, an online shop with Stripe checkout, and a GST-aware end-of-day close.
What hardware do I need?
Any reasonably recent PC with a web browser, plus a USB barcode scanner. A receipt printer is optional — receipts can be emailed instead.
Does it handle GST?
Yes. The end-of-day close is GST-aware and writes an immutable record of the day, which you can export as CSV for your accountant or bookkeeper.
Can I also sell online?
Yes. The retail module includes an online shop selling the same catalogue, with Stripe checkout, pickup or flat-fee delivery, and promo codes.
Does it work offline?
No — the retail till needs an internet connection. Trading through an outage is the restaurant module, where the Android till keeps selling and printing without one.
How much does it cost?
We do not publish prices. Tell us how big your shop is and whether you want to sell online through the contact form, and we will come back with a number.
Bring your stock list
Send us your product list and we will show you the counter running on it — English or Chinese, your call.