ZeroBytes POS · for restaurants in Bangladesh

Every order, ticket and taka on one screen. Even offline.

Take orders, print kitchen tickets, split a bill between bKash and cash, and see what sold today. In Bangla or English, on the Windows computer at your counter.

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Keeps billing when the internet drops
বাংলা and English
Set up with your menu

The ZeroBytes POS order screen: menu categories, dishes with prices, and a cart for table 1 with VAT and the total — Real screens from ZeroBytes POS

The payment screen for the same kind of bill: ৳1,123.50 due, ৳2,000 given in cash, ৳876.50 change — Real screens from ZeroBytes POS

Works offline
Bangla and English
Cash, bKash, Nagad, card
VAT and SD on every bill
58mm and 80mm printers
Foodpanda and Foodie prices

Taking orders

Tap the dish. The bill adds itself up.

Categories down the side, every dish with its price and cooking time, the order on the right. Quantities come from the number pad and VAT is worked out as you go, so the cashier never reaches for a calculator.

Dine-in and takeaway
Search the menu by name
A note for the kitchen, like “less spicy”
Add dishes to an order that is already open

Bills and payments

Half in bKash, half in cash. One bill.

Guests pay how they like. Record cash, bKash, Nagad or card on the same bill, tap a note for quick cash and the change due shows in green. Card payments keep the bank from a list of Bangladeshi banks.

Split one bill across payment methods
Quick cash buttons and change due
Discounts at the till
Void a bill and keep it on record
Reprint any receipt

Tables and reservations

See the whole floor before guests reach the door.

Every table by section, with its seats and a colour for free, occupied, reserved or needs attention. Tap a table to open its order. Phone bookings keep the guest’s name, number, party size and time, and hold the tables for them.

Sections and seat counts
Status at a glance
Reservations with one or more tables
Confirmed, seated, completed or no-show

Kitchen and service

The kitchen knows. The counter knows.

Placing an order prints a ticket in the kitchen with the table, dishes, quantities and notes. Add a naan later and only the naan goes to the kitchen. The counter sees every order move from preparing to ready to served, and which tables still owe.

Printed kitchen tickets
A separate ticket for added dishes
Preparing, ready and served
Served but not yet paid, in one list

Sales reports

Know how the day went before you lock up.

Orders, revenue, the average bill and VAT collected, then how much came in by cash and by bKash, your busiest hours and what sold best. Pick today, the last seven days, this month or any dates, and download it as a spreadsheet.

Sales by payment method
Orders by hour
Best-selling dishes
Voided bills and offer results
CSV download for your accountant

Menu and offers

Each dish keeps an English and a Bangla name, a photo, a cooking time and a price for every size: a single plate and a family pack, side by side. Sold out of beef tehari? Switch it off. Offers apply themselves at the till once you set the rules.

Sizes, each with its own price
Sold-out switch
Percentage, fixed and special-price offers
Buy one, get one
Offers by dish, category and date

Made for Bangladesh

Your team can work in Bangla.

One tap switches the whole till between English and Bangla: the menu, the buttons and the bill. Prices stay in taka, VAT follows Bangladeshi rates and the receipt fits your thermal printer.

VAT presets of 5, 7.5, 10 and 15%
Supplementary duty where it applies
Receipts for 58mm and 80mm paper

When the internet drops

The counter doesn’t notice.

ZeroBytes POS keeps its own copy of the restaurant on the computer at the counter. Orders, tickets and bills carry on without a connection, and everything is sent to the cloud the moment it comes back.

The connection goes
A yellow line at the top says you are offline and counts the changes waiting to be sent.
Service carries on
Take orders, print kitchen tickets, take payments and print receipts as usual.
It catches up
When the internet returns, the waiting changes sync and your cloud backup is up to date.

How the offline sync works

Everything in the box

The full list, so nothing is a surprise.

Front of house

Dine-in and takeaway orders
Tables by section with seat counts
Reservations and no-shows
Pay-first mode for counter service
Order notes for the kitchen

Kitchen

Printed kitchen tickets
Add-on tickets for extra dishes
Preparing, ready and served
Cooking time on every dish

Money

Cash, bKash, Nagad and card
One bill across several methods
Quick cash and change due
Discounts and voided bills
VAT presets and supplementary duty

Offers

Percentage and fixed discounts
Special prices
Buy one, get one
Rules by dish, category and date
A report on how each offer did

Delivery

Foodpanda and Foodie orders entered at the till
Each app’s own menu prices
Commission worked out per app
Delivery kept apart from dine-in sales

Your team

A login for each person
Owner, manager, cashier and waiter roles
Your own custom roles
Open and close each day’s session

Reports

Daily summary
Sales by dish and by hour
Payment method split
Search past sales
CSV download

Setup

Windows 10 or 11
USB or network thermal printers
More than one counter, kept in sync
Cloud backup
Light and dark themes, six colours

Getting started

From your menu to your first bill.

1
Send us your menu
A photo of the menu card, your tables and how many counters you have, on WhatsApp.
2
We set it up
Dishes, sizes, prices, VAT, staff logins and your printers, ready before we arrive.
3
Install and train
We install it on your Windows computer, connect the printer and walk your team through a shift.
4
Open for service
You start billing. Then 60 days of free fixes and help if anything needs changing.

Questions

What owners ask us first.

Can we keep taking orders when the internet goes down?

Yes. Orders, kitchen tickets and bills are saved on the computer at the counter, so service carries on. When the connection returns, the waiting changes are sent and your backup catches up. With more than one counter, each sees the others’ new orders once it is back online.

What computer and printers do we need?

A Windows 10 or 11 computer with at least 4 GB of memory, and a thermal printer that takes 58mm or 80mm paper, connected by USB or over the network. Send us your models and we will check them before we install.

Can our staff use it in Bangla?

Yes. Anyone can switch the whole interface between English and Bangla, and dishes keep a name in both languages.

How do bKash, Nagad and card payments work?

Guests pay through your own bKash, Nagad or card machine as they do today. The cashier records the method and amount in the POS, and one bill can be split across several methods. The POS keeps the record; it does not move the money itself.

Do Foodpanda and Foodie orders come in automatically?

No, they are entered at the till. Choose the app and the order uses that app’s menu prices and works out its commission, so delivery sales stay separate from dine-in.

Can we use more than one counter?

Yes. Several counters can run for the same restaurant and stay in sync through the cloud. Each one keeps working on its own if the internet drops.

How much does it cost?

It depends on how many counters and printers you have and the help you want. Send us your menu and setup on WhatsApp and we will give you a written price. Every setup includes 60 days of free fixes.

See it running with your own menu.

Send us a few dishes and how your restaurant works. We will show you ZeroBytes POS and tell you exactly what it would take at your counter.

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