Features: self-checkout, CSA, meat shares and inventory

Customers scan a barcode — or snap a photo and AI identifies the item — then pay right at the kiosk in seconds, and every sale lands in your portal.

Ringing it up

Video3 Barcode and QR scanning, built in Point the camera at a barcode and the item drops into the cart. A handheld scanner works just as well — it types into the same box.Scanning runs on the device, so it works with no signalBarcodes and QR codes bothUSB and Bluetooth handheld scanners need no setupScans straight into the cart that's already openSee it 2 No barcode? Snap a photo instead No barcode? Hold the item up to the camera and tap once. AI identifies it against your own catalog and offers what it found, so loose produce, baked goods and cut flowers ring up as fast as anything with a label.Rings up unpackaged, hand-made and home-grown goodsThe customer taps to capture — nothing is ever added on its ownMatches against your catalog, not a generic product databaseAsks before adding when the match isn't certainSee it Tap it on the grid Everything you sell as big buttons — filtered by category, searchable by name, with your best sellers pinned to the front.Category filter and instant searchFeatured items pinned first, then your own orderA photo on every tile, so nobody picks the wrong jamQuantity steppers, line removal and a one-tap New CartSee it 2 Sell it by the pound or the kilo Price per pound, kilo, ounce or gram, and the till opens a full-screen pad to key the weight on the phone you already have.Pre-weighed packages need no scale at the counter at allA pad built for a phone, not a field squeezed into a rowTwo packages of one cut stay two lines, at their own weightsThe receipt prints net weight and unit price as their own fieldsSee it One tile, several sizes A pint, a quart and a flat behind one tile on the grid — each with its own price, and either its own count or a share of one bin.One tile instead of three, with "from $6.00" on itEach size counts down on its own, or all draw from one binA size that is gone shows as gone, the others carry onReceipts and reports name the size, not just the productSee it Or connect the scale you already have A scale on a USB cable or over Bluetooth becomes the weight display at the till, with tare for the customer's own container.Reads standard NCI scales — nothing proprietary to buyTare the tub, the bucket or the basket before you fill itNet weight, the unit price and the tare all print on the receiptAn on-screen scale to try the whole flow with no hardwareSee it

Unattended and safe

Sells when there's nobody there Honor mode turns the screen into an unattended till. The customer rings themselves up, pays, and gets a short code to write on their cash envelope so you can match it to the sale later.A four-character envelope code on every honor-mode saleChange calculator hidden — there's nobody there to make changeCard and Cash App Pay QR payments work unattended tooVisits that never paid show up as receivables instead of vanishingSee it Kiosk mode locks the tablet down Pin the app to the screen so a customer can't wander into your email. Five taps on the header and your PIN gets you out — or switch it off from the portal.Android screen pinning, with no factory reset and no developer toolsBrowser menus and right-click disabled on the web tillFive-tap-plus-PIN escape hatch on the deviceTurn it off remotely when a tablet is stuck in a fieldSee it Keeps selling when the signal drops Barcodes, the product grid, cash and checks all keep working with no connection. Sales queue on the device and upload themselves when you're back.Catalog, prices and tax are held on the deviceQueued sales sync on their own — nothing is re-keyedReprint an unsynced receipt from the tillCard payments and photo identification are the parts that need a connectionSee it A photo of every cart The till can take a photo when an item is scanned, when one is picked from the grid, and at checkout — so a disputed sale has a picture attached to it.Choose which moments take a photoPhotos attach to the sale in your portalSwitch it off entirely if you'd rather notSee it Check an ID on age-restricted items Put a minimum age on a product and the till stops before payment: the manager PIN, then read the date of birth from the barcode on the back of the licence, for the member of staff standing there.A minimum age per product — 18, 21, whatever appliesUnattended and kiosk tills refuse the item outrightStaff confirm the photo matches before it goes throughRecords that a check happened — not the date of birth, not the name, not the numberOff until you turn it on, and set per productSee it Manager overrides, behind the PIN Switch on discounts and price overrides and they sit behind the device PIN, so a customer at an unattended screen can't help themselves to one.Percent or amount off a line or a whole salePIN-gated, and off until you turn it onRequire a reason, chosen from your own listThe discount and its reason are stored on the saleSee it

Getting paid

Card payments at the kiosk The customer scans a Stripe QR and pays by card or Cash App Pay on their own phone — no reader needed. Where card readers are enabled, tap-to-pay and Stripe's readers work too.Takings land in your own Stripe accountThe QR route needs no hardware at allTap to Pay on Android, M2 / WisePad and smart readers are supportedCard sales reconcile themselves — there is nothing to match upSee it 2 Cash and checks, with the maths done Turn on cash and the till works out the change. Turn on checks and it shows whatever instructions you write.Change calculator with note shortcutsNo platform fee on cash or checks, on any planYour own instructions under each optionHonor mode for when nobody is there to take itSee it Sales tax worked out for you Set your state, county, city or ZIP once and the till applies the right rate at checkout. Individual products can override it or be marked exempt.Rate looked up from the jurisdiction you setPer-product override for exempt goodsTax broken out on the receipt and in every reportUntil you configure it, the till charges none and says soSee it Receipts, however they want them Email, printed, or a QR code they scan to open a private online copy. Or nothing at all — skipping takes one tap.Emailed receiptsPrinted on an 80mm or 58mm ESC/POS receipt printerOnline receipt QR — items, totals and method only, no personal detailsReprint any sale from the till or the portalSee it Reconciliation that tells you who didn't pay Sales that were rung up and never paid show as outstanding. Record the payment when it arrives, or write the sale off.Card payments through Stripe confirm themselvesAttended cash is recorded as paid for you; check and honor-box sales stay pending until you record themRecord a payment against an outstanding saleA receivables report of the sales nobody ever paid forSee it

Devices and hardware

Video3 Runs on the phone or tablet you already own Install the Android app or open the web till in a browser. There is no proprietary kiosk to buy, nothing to lease, and no cable to run.Android phones and tablets from Google PlayAny modern browser on a laptop, desktop or kiosk PCSame catalog, cart and reports on every one of themAdd a device when you add a lane — not a machineSee it Printers, drawers and labels ESC/POS receipt printers, printed product labels with barcodes, and an electronic cash drawer that pops when a cash sale completes.80mm or 58mm ESC/POS receipt printingProduct labels with barcodes, printed from the tillCash drawer kicked through the printer's drawer portOptional security photo whenever the drawer opensHandheld scanners, scales and Stripe card readers connect too — each has its own cardSee it Video3 Run as many tills as you need Register a device by scanning one QR code. Any setting can be overridden for a single device — cash on at the staffed stand, honor mode at the unstaffed one.Pair a device by QR in under a minutePer-device setting overrides that beat the account defaultSync status and last-seen for every deviceRevoke a device from the portal if it goes missingSee it

More ways to sell

Sell tickets and passes, then scan them at the gate A day pass, a u-pick bucket, an hour of somebody's time — sold like any other item. The till prints a wristband or ticket, and a device on the gate scans it and redeems it.Set a device up as a register, a self-checkout kiosk, or an admission gateWristband and ticket printing from the tillScan at the gate and redeem a unit at a timeThe customer can open their pass online from its QR codeSee it A second price for wholesale Keep a second set of prices for restaurants, resellers or market days, and switch the whole cart to it at the counter behind the manager PIN.Only the prices that differ — leave the rest blank and they stay as they areSwitch the whole cart at the counter, not line by lineBehind the manager PIN by default, so a customer can't pick it themselvesThe receipt and the sales export say which list was usedOff until you turn it onSee it Tally, the checkout assistant An optional voice assistant at the till. Tally greets people, answers questions about what you sell, adds what they ask for to the cart, and — if you let it — suggests the thing that goes with it.Ask Tally to add something and it goes in the cartAsk for what you sell and the grid filters to itAnswers come from your catalog, not the open internetOptional upsell suggestions — and an off switch for all of itSee it

Share plans, pickup sites and a sign-up page for your farm.

Video2 Share plans, pickup sites and a sign-up page Set up share plans and pickup sites once a season. Members join from your farm's own page and pick a share and a pickup site — nothing is charged when they join.A sign-up page for your farmEach pickup site's capacity and pickup window, and an extra charge per site (for delivery, say)Pay in full, or in instalments that land on a member's balance when each falls dueClose signups when the season is fullOn by default — turn it off if you never run sharesSee it 3 Members who serve themselves Members sign in from an emailed link — no password to forget — and see their upcoming boxes and what they owe. Members pay online, at the stand, or by scanning their QR code at the self-checkout kiosk.Nothing is charged when they sign upMembers, boxes and stand sales share one balanceSee it Build each week's boxes Build each week's boxes in the portal. Skipping someone's week? Hold their box from their record. If you allow it, members swap an item in an upcoming box themselves.Boxes built from each member's preferences, with dials you set and a list of what had to giveTake an order by hand: over the phone, by email or at the standHold a member's box from their recordLet members swap an item, if you chooseSee it Pack day, on one screen The sign-in sheet for every pickup site — who to expect and which box is theirs — with the pick list and the pack list one press away. Nobody packs from memory.A sign-in sheet for each pickup siteThe pick list and the pack list one press awaySee it 3 A pickup station for the drop site Make the tablet you take to the drop site a pickup station. A volunteer scans the QR code on each box label with the camera, or types its code, sees the member and what they owe, and hands over the right box.Scan the box label with the camera, or type its codeThe member, their box and what they owe, on one screenTake the payment before the hand-over, when you turn on till balance paymentsOr put it on the member's account and hand the box overWorks with no signal; check-ins sync when it's backOff until you make a device a stationSee it

Whole, half or any portion you set.

Video2 Lots and portions in your words Describe each lot your way — "Beef, October harvest: two steers in sixteen eighths" — with options such as whole, half and quarter, and how many portions each one uses.The portions left, on every lotOn by default — turn it off if you never sell animals this waySee it Two honest ways to price A fixed price per option, paid in instalments or all at once — or one rate per pound or kilo, charged on the real hanging weight after weigh-in.Nothing charged for the meat before weigh-inProcessing and packaging fees as their own linesSee it Members request a share; you confirm it Members request a share on your farm page, and you confirm it. Weigh-in charges go straight onto the member's balance.Members pay online, at the stand, or by scanning their QR code at the self-checkout kioskSee it Cut sheets, the processor list and collection day A money-free processor list with every cut sheet goes to the processor. On collection day the pickup sheet shows who is collecting what and who still owes, and you mark each one collected.A cut sheet for every reservationMark each share collected at the doorSee it

Stock per product and per stand, sold-out badges at the till, and an optional daily low-stock email.

2 Know what you have left Switch stock tracking on for the products you care about and leave it off for the rest. The till counts down as you sell and marks things sold out on the grid.On per product — most things never need itOne page of counts you can type straight intoA dimmed "Sold out" tile at the till, not a refused customerKeeps counting down while the signal is gone, and catches up afterSee it Told before you run out Set the level each product is low at, then switch on one email a day listing what is low and what is gone — so the restock run is a list instead of a guess.A "low at" level per product, or one default for everythingOne email a day, and only when something actually needs youFilter the stock page to just what is low or sold outOff unless you switch it onSee it Stock per stand, and moving it between them The walk-in, the farm stand, the booth at Saturday's market. Each holds its own stock, and each till sells from the one it stands in.Every till sells from the place it isMove stock between places, with both ends recordedCounts and reports per place, or added upOne site? You will never see any of thisSee it Bring your catalog — and your counts Bring your catalog and counts over from Square, Shopify, WooCommerce, or a spreadsheet from QuickBooks. Products, prices, what you paid, and what you have on hand all come across.Square, Shopify, WooCommerce, or a spreadsheet from QuickBooksMost other spreadsheets too — plainly-named columns are matched by nameYour stock counts come with the productsSee what will happen before anything is writtenA product you already count keeps your numberSee it Boxes that draw down what's in them Build a box out of things you already sell. When the box sells, its parts come off the shelf.A market box, a gift basket, a comboThe parts come off the shelf when the box sells"Can make 12" — worked out from whichever part runs out firstVoiding the sale puts every part backSee it What's on the shelf, what it's worth, what isn't moving One report: what you hold, what is low or gone, what it would come to at your own prices, when each thing last sold, and what has not sold at all.On hand and status for everything you trackRetail value — what it comes to at your list pricesLast sold, and a dead-stock list of what nobody is buyingTwo CSVs: the counts, and the full movement historySee it Every change, with who and why Stock moves on an append-only record. Every change carries a reason, a note, and who made it — the till, or the person signed in.Sales, counts, harvests, transfers and voids, all on one timelineThe time of the sale and the time it synced, kept apartVoiding a sale puts the stock back as its own visible lineExport the whole history as a CSVSee it

Also in this view:One tile, several sizes

Your catalog, your reports and your team — the same on every plan.

A free plan that never expires Stand is $0/month · no time limit. No credit card required — and it is a plan, not a trial that runs out on you.No trial, no expiry date, no card to enterCamera checkout and kiosk mode included on every planUnlimited products on every planPaid plans lower the per-sale fee — that's the only differenceSee it Your catalog, in one place Add products one at a time or import a spreadsheet. Change a price in the portal and every till picks it up.Import and export by CSVCategories, photos and the order they appear inPrice history kept on every changeHiding a product keeps its sales history intactSee it Reports, and a CSV your accountant will accept Revenue, sale history, receivables, contacts, what sold and what didn't — filtered by date and payment method, exportable to CSV.Revenue, tax, sale count and average salePer-product performance, best and worstA stock report: what you hold, what it's worth, what isn't movingAbandoned carts, when you want to see themExport any view to CSVSee it The report lands in your inbox Have the sales CSV, the stock CSV or a market-day summary emailed on a schedule — to you, your bookkeeper, or whoever runs the market.Daily, weekly or monthly, to as many as five peopleSales CSV, stock CSV, or a one-page market-day summaryCovers the period that just finished, not a half-done oneQuiet by default when there were no salesSee it Your team, with roles Invite staff by email and choose what they can see. Owners get the billing; staff get the day job; a bookkeeper can see sales and reports without seeing your customers' contact details.Email invitations, no seat license to buyOwner, admin, staff and viewer rolesEach device carries its own admin PINSee it It looks like your business Your name and logo sit in the header of the till, in your colors, on the receipt they take away with them.Business name and logo across the top of the tillYour own theme colorsYour wording on the cash and check screensThe owl is optionalSee it Set up in an afternoon A checklist walks you through your business details and tax, how you want to be paid, your first device and your first products — and ticks itself off as you go.A guided Company Setup checklist you can stop and come back toA printable onboarding sheet for each deviceA stocked demo store to practice on before you're liveWritten guides and a help assistant when you're stuckSee it