mamalAbout
We read too many POS bills.
The restaurant software business quietly became a fee business. Mamal is what happens when you refuse to be fine with that.
The folder
Every owner has the same one.
Sit with enough restaurant owners and it comes out of the same drawer.
The fee nobody agreed to
On page four of a statement, first charged in a month you cannot remember.
The “free” hardware
Which turned out to be a four-year lease on terminals you can never resell.
The rate that moved
A great deal, right up until the first full statement arrived.
None of these owners were careless. The arrangement is built so the real price stays unknowable until you are inside it, and leaving then costs more than staying.
Four commitments, treated as requirements.
- Published pricing. On one page. No call needed to learn it.
- No contracts. Month to month, permanently.
- No proprietary hardware. Your devices stay yours, including the day you leave.
- Your data is yours. All of it, exportable, free.
We treat these as product requirements, not marketing copy. Each one is something we had to build around.
How we work
Built with the restaurants running it.
They steer it
Founding restaurants use the real software and decide what gets built next.
We publish what shipped
The changelog is dated from the commit history, not from memory.
Nothing here is staged
Every screenshot is the real product with demo data. That should be unremarkable.
Talk to us
A person replies.
Not a five-part email sequence. If any of this sounds like your own folder, ask for a walkthrough.