The receipts.

July 2026

• Print bridge, productized. The printing service became something a restaurant installs and forgets, with a guided device-hub setup for adding printers and kitchen screens.
• Storefronts on your own domain. Verified custom domains and per-restaurant branding, so your ordering site is yours rather than a page on ours.
• Onboarding and migration centre. The path from “signed up” to “taking orders” became a real guided workflow instead of a support conversation.
• Browser register in continuous deployment. The installable register is now built, smoke-tested, and deployed automatically on every change.
• Guest receipts and order status for real. Email and SMS delivery moved off stubs and onto production infrastructure, with transactional mail isolated from marketing sending.
• QuickBooks Online and hardware integration checkpoint.
• Hardware protocol foundation. Twelve distilled protocol specifications and the first production printer compilers — Epson thermal, Epson impact, StarPRNT line mode, and TSP100 raster.
• Automated deployments. Changes now reach production through an audited pipeline rather than by hand.

June 2026

• Site builder. A full visual editor for your ordering site — four layouts, sections, image and logo uploads, style controls, scheduled publishing, revisions, and undo.
• Card gateway integration. The Merchant Tree / NMI adapter: authorizations, captures, voids, refunds, the customer vault for saved cards, settlement and chargeback webhooks, and the cloud card-present client for in-store terminals. See payments for where this stands.
• Customer storefront. Browse, modifiers, cart, checkout with tips, guest details, confirmation, and live order-status tracking — plus a searchable directory across locations.
• Combos, catering packages, and deposits. Composite items that price as a bundle while still routing and depleting each component correctly.
• Multi-state readiness. Per-location addresses, per-location tax rates, and state-level reporting.
• Enterprise management layer. Regions, region-scoped permissions, and roll-up reporting across locations.
• Full-service workflows. Tables and seats, multiple checks per order, split, move and merge, transfers, and manager-gated reopens that correctly reverse inventory and loyalty.
• Floor plan editor. Drag-and-drop table and area management.
• Inventory and food cost. The stock ledger, weighted-average costing, recipe costing, waste, purchase orders, vendors, transfers, and low-stock sweeps. See inventory.
• In-app co-pilot. An assistant that can read and navigate the back office under your own permissions — it can never see or do more than the person using it.