Kitchen display
Replace the ticket spike with a tablet
A full-screen board of live tickets, grouped by table, with elapsed-time counters running. Tap an item as it goes out and the floor and the guest's phone both know. Any browser on any tablet — that's the entire installation.
14-day free trial, everything unlocked.Included in every plan
Any tablet
Open the page, add it to the home screen, keep the screen on. Done.
Timers running
Every ticket carries its elapsed time, so nothing quietly ages out.
Grouped by table
The line plates a table, not a stream of disconnected items.
One tap out
Bump an item and the floor and the guest see it immediately.
The board
Tickets that are always current
Tickets appear the moment an order is confirmed and change the moment the order changes. There is no stale paper version of an order that got modified two minutes ago.
- Live updates — no refresh, no polling gap.
- Grouped by table so a whole table goes out together.
- Modifiers and per-line ingredient changes printed on the ticket, not hidden behind a tap.
- Order type shown, so the line knows what's plating and what's boxing.
Both directions
The pass and the floor stop shouting
Bumping an item pushes straight to the floor plan, the server's phone and the guest's tracker. The kitchen stops being asked "is table six nearly up?"
- Item-level or whole-ticket completion.
- Ready pings arrive as notifications for whoever is running food.
- Guests watching the tracker on their own phone see the same progress.
Paper too
Auto-print if your line prefers paper
Some kitchens want a ticket in their hand. Switch on kitchen auto-print for a station and confirmed orders print there automatically, straight from the browser to a network Epson printer.
Per-device auto-print toggle — the pass prints, the office doesn't.
Prints directly over your Wi-Fi with no print server in the middle.
Screen and paper can run side by side while your team switches over.
Paper tickets are a snapshot. An order is a moving thing.
Rolling it out
How to put kitchen display system into your restaurant
The order that works, and roughly what each step costs you in time. Every step links to the step-by-step guide in the Help Center.
- 01Find a tabletAny tablet with a browser works. It doesn't have to be new or fast — it's showing text.Read the guide
- 02Log in as kitchenCreate a kitchen-role account so the screen shows tickets and nothing else.Read the guide
- 03Pin it and keep it awakeAdd the Kitchen page to the tablet's home screen and set the screen to stay on. That's the installation.Read the guide
- 04Agree the bump ruleDecide as a team whether you bump per item or per ticket, and stick to it — mixed habits are what make a KDS feel unreliable.Read the guide
- 05Add a printer if you want oneOptional. Turn on auto-print at the pass and run paper alongside the screen during the changeover.Read the guide
Works with
None of this is sold separately. These are the parts of the platform this one leans on most.
Frequently asked questions
- What hardware do I need for the kitchen display?
- Any tablet or screen with a web browser. Open the Kitchen page, add it to the home screen, and set the display to stay awake. There is no dedicated KDS hardware to buy.
- Do tickets update if an order changes?
- Yes. Tickets reflect the current state of the order in real time — which is the main advantage over paper, where a modified order leaves a stale ticket on the spike.
- Can the kitchen mark single items done?
- Yes. You can bump individual items or a whole ticket, and the floor and the guest's tracker update instantly either way.
- Can I still print kitchen tickets?
- Yes. Switch on kitchen auto-print for a station and confirmed orders print there automatically, alongside or instead of the screen.
- Does it show modifiers and special requests?
- Yes. Modifiers and per-line ingredient changes made at the POS or by the guest appear on the ticket.
Start using kitchen display system this week
Free for 14 days with everything unlocked. Set it up alongside how you work today, and keep whichever parts earn their place.