Touch billing
Dine-in, takeaway, delivery and quick sale. Add-ons, variants, split payments and change, all on a grid a new cashier can learn in a shift.
Fast food & restaurant management
Your counter keeps running when the internet doesn’t.
InFastPOS runs entirely on the computer in your shop. Billing, the kitchen screen, stock and reports work at full speed with the connection down — because a queue at the counter does not wait for a router to reboot.
No card required
Full product, nothing switched off
Your data stays yours
Windows 10 and 11 · version 1.0.0
Rs 35,000
Once. No monthly fee,
no expiry.
no expiry.
1 PC
Per licence. The database
lives on your counter.
lives on your counter.
0
Network calls needed
to take an order
to take an order
15
Days of the full
product, free
product, free
Why offline-first
Most POS software stops when the connection does
Cloud tills are fine until the fibre is cut, the DSL drops at 8pm, or the shop moves to a backup connection that cannot reach the server. Then the queue is real and the software is not.
The database is on your counter
Every order, product, recipe and report lives in a file on the shop’s own machine. Nothing is fetched to render a screen, so nothing can be slow to arrive.
Sync is a background job, not a dependency
When a connection is available, completed orders upload on their own. When it is not, they queue. Either way the sale was already recorded and the receipt already printed.
An expired licence never locks you out of your data
It stops new sales being recorded. Reports, exports and backups keep working, because your trading history is yours and holding it hostage would be indefensible.
| Taking an order | Never |
|---|---|
| Printing a receipt or kitchen ticket | Never |
| Stock, recipes and reports | Never |
| Activating your licence | Once, at setup |
| Cloud backup and updates | When you choose |
Being honest about the trade-off
Because the data lives on your machine, keeping backups matters. InFastPOS takes one automatically every few hours and keeps the last fourteen — but a shop that never checks its backups is a shop with no backups, and no software can fix that for you.
What you get
Everything a fast food shop actually runs on
Not a general retail till with a restaurant theme. Each screen exists because a kitchen, a counter or an owner needed it.
Kitchen display
Tickets routed to the grill, fry or drinks station that has to cook them. No paper, no shouting, and a timer on every order.
Recipe costing
Link a dish to its ingredients and see what it truly costs. Selling it deducts stock automatically, at the recipe version that was live at the time.
Inventory
An append-only stock ledger, not a number someone overwrites. Every movement has a reason, a user and a running balance you can audit.
Delivery & riders
Zones with their own fee and minimum, riders assigned to orders, and cash-on-delivery reconciled against the rider rather than the till.
Purchasing
Suppliers, invoices and payments. Receiving a purchase updates stock and your average cost, so food-cost figures follow real prices.
Cash & expenses
Open a till with a float, record what goes in and out, and close it against a counted total. Variance is shown, never quietly absorbed.
Reports
Sales by hour, day, product, staff and payment method. Food cost, gross profit and what is sitting below its reorder level.
Backup & restore
Automatic rotating backups, verified before a restore is allowed, applied on the next launch so a file that is in use is never overwritten.
The actual screens
What it looks like on the counter
These are captures of the running product with sample data loaded — not mock-ups, and not a designer’s impression of what it might look like.
Getting started
Open for business the same afternoon
Install
Download and run the installer on the shop computer. Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. No server to set up.
Set up the shop
Business name, branch, currency and your first administrator. Two screens, about a minute.
Load the menu
Enter your items, or load the sample shop first to try the whole product with realistic figures, then clear it in one click.
Start selling
Open a till with its float and take the first order. Add recipes and suppliers later, once trading is settled.
Built for
Shops where the queue does not wait
Burger & pizza shops
Variants, add-ons and combos on a grid, with the kitchen ticket split between the grill and the oven.
Read more →Shawarma & broast counters
High-volume takeaway billing where the whole transaction has to be four taps or fewer.
Read more →Cafés & bakeries
Table service with running bills, plus counter sales, on the same till and the same menu.
Read more →
Before you ask
Questions worth answering honestly
Does InFastPOS work without internet?
Yes. Billing, the kitchen display, inventory, recipes and reports all run on your own computer and need no connection. The internet is used for three things only: activating your licence once, uploading cloud backups, and downloading updates. If the connection drops mid-shift, the till keeps taking orders and nothing is lost.
What happens to my data if the computer fails?
InFastPOS takes an automatic backup every few hours and keeps the last fourteen, and you can take a manual backup at any time. Restoring asks you to confirm, takes a snapshot of the current data first, and applies the restore on the next launch before the database is opened — replacing a file that is in use is how a restore corrupts the thing it was meant to recover.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes — 15 days of the complete product, no card required and nothing switched off. A crippled trial cannot tell you whether the software suits your shop, which is the only question a trial exists to answer.
What does InFastPOS cost?
Rs 35,000 once, for one computer, with no expiry and no renewal. Cloud backup is a separate Rs 5,000 a year and is entirely optional — if you never buy it, the software keeps working exactly as it does on day one, with automatic backups still running on your own machine.
Is Rs 35,000 really one payment, or does something expire?
One payment. Updates and support are included for as long as we publish them, and the licence has no end date. The only recurring charge we offer is cloud backup, and that adds off-site copies rather than switching anything on or off. A lifetime licence with a yearly fee attached to features would not be a lifetime licence, so we do not sell one.
How many computers does one licence cover?
One. A second till, or a second branch, needs its own licence. InFastPOS runs offline with the database on the machine itself, so a licence covers the machine it is installed on.
Try it in your own shop
15 days, the whole product, no card
Install it on the counter, load the sample shop to see every screen with realistic figures, then clear it and enter your own menu. If it does not suit your shop, you have lost an afternoon and nothing else.
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