The till that keeps up with the queue.
LocalPOS is a checkout system for New Zealand takeaways, restaurants, cafés, dairies, and mini supermarkets — tap an item, watch the total build, take payment. No training manual required.
LocalPOS is a checkout system for New Zealand takeaways, restaurants, cafés, dairies, and mini supermarkets — tap an item, watch the total build, take payment. No training manual required.
Whether it's a kebab shop, a food truck, a caravan, or a dairy, LocalPOS runs on the hardware you already own, and gets out of the way the moment a queue forms.
Search or tap a tile — line items appear instantly, with no lag at the counter during peak hours.
Switch the till to Chinese or English — handy for staff and customers who are more comfortable in Chinese.
Talk to us directly in English, Mandarin, or Cantonese — no call centre, no translation in between.
The amount goes straight to the payment terminal — LocalPOS never touches, sees, or stores card data, so there's no re-keying totals, no mismatches at the end of day, and minimal PCI scope for the terminal provider.
A standalone kiosk lets customers order and pay themselves, freeing up staff during the rush.
Customers scan a code at the table to browse the menu and order from their phone, no app required.
Daily takings, best sellers, and end-of-day reconciliation, without opening a spreadsheet.
Supermarket Mode swaps the button grid for instant search, scans barcodes with any standard scanner, and weighs loose items on a connected scale — see how it works.
LocalPOS has been built and directly supported by Leo, based in Wellington, New Zealand, for over 10 years. It's grown into a full platform — the till, self-service kiosks, cloud sync across sites, and online ordering are all engineered in-house, not stitched together from third-party tools — and it already runs the counter at 200+ takeaways, restaurants, and cafés across the country, backed by direct support from the person who built it.
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