A point of sale that just works

Walk into a lot of small shops and the till looks like it time travelled from 1995. A clunky box, a receipt roll that always jams, and a yearly licence that costs more than the hardware. That is a lot of pain just to ring up a sale.

Why shop tills feel stuck in the past

Traditional point of sale systems were sold as expensive hardware with the software locked to it. If anything broke, you called someone and waited. If you opened a second shop, you bought the whole thing again. The model was built for the seller, not for the shopkeeper.

A till in the browser

Nano POS runs in a browser on whatever you already have. A laptop, a tablet, the shop computer. Scan a barcode or tap a product, take cash or card, print the receipt, and the sale is done. There is nothing special to buy and nothing to reinstall when something changes.

Stock that keeps itself honest

Stock comes off the shelf as you sell, so your counts stay honest without a stock take every week. When you run more than one shop, you can see stock across all of them in one place, move it where it is needed, and raise purchase orders before you run out.

What closing time looks like

At the end of the day you close the register and the numbers are already there. What sold, what you took, what needs reordering. No spreadsheet, no guessing, no staying late to tally a drawer. You lock up and go home.

Who it is for

Corner shops, boutiques, cafes, a small chain of two or three stores. Anyone who wants a modern till without a modern price tag. If your current till feels like a tax on running your shop, Nano POS is the simple version that just works.