Tulindo

Point of sale / Kenya

One system for the till, the kitchen and your phone.

The till, the waiters, the kitchen, the stock, M-Pesa and the owner's phone, working as one — for restaurants, bars and shops in Kenya.

The Tulindo till at Kahawa House's Westlands café: the menu as tiles beside the open bill and its total

Who it is for

Built for the way you already trade.

Restaurants and cafés

Tables, seats and courses. The waiter sends the order from the table and the kitchen sees it at once.

Bars

Open a tab, add the rounds, split it at the end. Every bottle comes off the stock as it is poured.

Shops

Scan the barcode, weigh the produce, take the payment. Know what is on the shelf without counting it.

How a sale flows

One order, four screens, twelve minutes.

  1. Till

    Table 4 orders two chai masala and a beef samosa.

  2. Kitchen

    The samosa appears on the kitchen screen; the chai goes to the bar.

  3. M-Pesa

    The guest pays KES 640 from their phone; the bill closes itself.

  4. Owner's phone

    Today's takings move to KES 48,210, wherever the owner is.

What you can count on

The parts that usually need three suppliers.

M-Pesa built in

The till asks the guest's phone for the amount. No second screen, no typing codes.

Your numbers on your phone

Takings, alerts and approvals for every branch, live, in the owner app.

Pricing

Free to start.

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