mamalPoint of sale
A register on the hardware you already own.
The register runs in a browser, on iPads, Android tablets and ordinary PCs. Nothing has to be leased, and there is no such thing as a certified Mamal accessory sold to you at three times what it costs.
Works offline. Runs on what you own.
Rings anything
Split checks, seats, multiple tenders, comps, voids, reopens. Full service or a counter queue.
Survives the wifi
Keeps taking orders offline and replays them in order when the connection returns.
Runs on your tablets
iPads, Android, old PCs. No terminal to buy, finance or send back.
One brain, every screen.
- Prices, taxes and discounts are worked out on the server, so every device agrees on the total
- One menu shared by the register, online ordering, and kitchen screens
- Changes published from the back office show up everywhere, instantly
Built for the line, not the demo.
- Kitchen screens and printer routing run through the print bridge, and printers you already own usually just work
- Card-present payments through one gateway, at a rate quoted to you in writing
- Designed to keep taking orders when the internet doesn’t cooperate
The demo nobody believes
Pull the network. Keep serving.
This is the sequence we run on a call, on purpose, with the router unplugged in front of you.
7:41
Internet drops mid-service. Nobody at the counter finds out from the register.
7:41–7:52
Eleven checks rung, four split, three closed on card. All of it written to the device.
7:52
Connection returns. The queue replays in order, with the same idempotency keys.
7:52
Back office shows all eleven, inventory depleted, nothing duplicated.
Screenshot to capture
Register mid-order with the offline indicator showing, then the same check in the back office after replay
Source: pos.mamal.shop and admin.mamal.shop, demo tenant, side by side