Gcode POSRestaurant POS

A browser-based POS for small restaurants

Open the shift, take counter orders next to the ones from your online menu, send them to the kitchen and close out with the total for each payment method. On the computer, tablet or phone you already have.

Create your storeSee how it works
  • Free until you publish
  • From $99 USD/month
  • No contract
  • No commission per order

What a small restaurant needs from a POS

One queue for every order
Counter orders and online orders land in the same shift, so nothing gets lost when two screens compete for attention during the rush.
Orders the kitchen can read
Each order goes to the kitchen with its sizes, options and notes like «no onions», with no need to rewrite it.
A close-out that adds up
At the end of the shift you see the total for cash, card, Zelle and every method you accept, ready to reconcile.
No hardware to buy
It runs in the browser of a computer, tablet or phone. Keep the card reader from your bank or processor and record card payments in the POS.

How it works

  1. 1

    Open the shift

    From then on your online menu accepts orders and the POS starts recording.

  2. 2

    Sell on both sides

    Take counter orders and receive online orders on the same screen.

  3. 3

    Close out

    Get the shift total by payment method, ready to reconcile.

What works for US restaurants today

  • Menu and checkout in English, with US phone numbers and no ID required
  • Prices in USD with cents, plus your sales tax rate per location
  • Pickup and in-house delivery, priced by distance (km) or by zones you define
  • Cash or card at pickup, Zelle or PayPal with a payment receipt
  • Orders on WhatsApp, in your POS, or both

Not available yet

  • Card payments inside the menu (Stripe, Apple Pay, Google Pay)
  • Courier dispatch through Uber or DoorDash Drive
  • Delivery distances in miles and sales tax by address

Questions

Is this a card reader?
No. It is the POS software, not the card terminal. You keep charging cards with your current reader and mark the payment as card in the POS.
Why does the online menu stop taking orders when the POS is closed?
When online orders go to your POS, the menu only accepts them during an open shift, so no order arrives while nobody is watching.
Is the dashboard in English?
The menu your customers use is in English. The owner dashboard and the POS are in Spanish today, which suits Spanish-speaking owners and teams.

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