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Tell us about your place

We're a small team and we read everything ourselves. Whether you want a pilot place, have a question, or just want to tell us what your current system gets wrong — all of it is useful.

Pilot places open

Putting your business forward?

Pick Joining the pilot in the form and tell us roughly how busy you are and what you're running today. It's free for the whole pilot and there's nothing to sign.

How we reply

The form is the only way to reach us, on purpose — it keeps everything in one place so nothing gets lost. We're based in India and usually reply within a couple of working days.

Common questions

Can I buy it today?: Not yet — the open launch is planned for 2027. What is available today is the pilot: you run it in your own kitchen for free, and we fix what you find.
What's the catch with the pilot?: There isn't one, but it isn't free labour either — we want you actually billing on it and telling us what's broken. If it doesn't suit you, you stop, and we'll export your data.
What does it cost?: Nothing during the pilot. We haven't fixed launch pricing yet and we'd rather say that than quote a number and change it later. Pilot businesses get a locked-in early price and we'll tell you what it is before we ever charge you.
What languages does it work in?: English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada — the whole app, not just the receipt. Each person on your team picks their own, so the counter and the back office don't have to match. If a pilot business needs another language, tell us.
Do I need new hardware?: It runs in a browser, so a laptop or tablet you already have will usually do. Receipt printers and the kitchen screen are standard equipment — tell us what you own and we'll be straight with you about what works.
What happens if the internet goes down?: Billing keeps working on the device and syncs when you're back online. That was one of the first things we built, because it was one of our biggest frustrations.
Are the Swiggy and Zomato links live?: The software side is built, but each platform has to approve the connection before it works for a real outlet. We're working through that and won't pretend it's finished.
Whose data is in the screenshots?: Nobody's. Every screenshot uses test data we generated. Names and phone numbers are blurred anyway.