Dine-in, pickup, online ordering, and delivery on one system — Android and PC, works offline, no proprietary hardware. The register, the kitchen screen, and your ordering website cost $0 forever. Add a screen for $25 when the room grows.
The register, the kitchen screen, reports, and your own ordering website cost $0 — forever, not a trial. Add devices for $25 each when the room grows, or stop counting at $200 all-in.
The whole core of the restaurant — free, forever.
Everything in Free — then add screens as the room grows. Tap — your receipt prints live below.
Stop counting devices. Everything on, everywhere.
A guest orders from their phone, your website, a kiosk, or the counter — Brisqora routes it to the register, the kitchen, and the customer screen instantly.
Phone, website, kiosk, delivery app, or counter.
Appears on the POS instantly — even offline.
Routed by station — grill, fry, cold — with prep timers.
SMS when it's ready. Analytics logs every second.
Edit your menu once and it syncs everywhere — mark an item out of stock and watch it vanish from Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub, the kiosk, all of it, instantly. Delivery orders inject straight into the POS: no tablet farm on the counter, nobody re-types an order, so nobody mistypes one. Every order lands on one kitchen screen, fires the right station printer, and one tap closes the day down to net profit.
DoorDash17 TODAYLIVE
Grubhub11 TODAYLIVE
Every restaurant knows the scene — a small crowd pooling at the register, everyone with the same question: "how much longer?" The customer screen dissolves it. Orders wait on a wall-mounted display with a live countdown; guests glance up, see their number and their minutes, and sit back down. Drivers walk in, spot their pickup, and stand exactly where they should — out of the way.
Guests build the order themselves, tap their card, and the ticket is on the kitchen screen before they've found a seat. No line at the register, no cashier in the loop — watch the whole trip happen below.
One lobby, photographed twice from the same spot. In between: three kiosks went up on the wall, the dead screen became a live order board, and the counter went from eight people to two. Watch it happen — or drag the room yourself. Then check the math, printed below.
Most restaurants run delivery the hard way: a tablet per app, each holding its own copy of the menu, and somebody re-typing every order into the register between customers. Brisqora connects the apps directly, so orders inject into the POS and the menu pushes back the other way.
DoorDash tabletOWN MENU · RE-TYPED BY HAND
Grubhub tabletOWN MENU · RE-TYPED BY HANDSet up in an afternoon. The register, the kitchen screen, and your website are free forever. No card required.