Kafei 2.0 is live
Kafei runs the whole floor on one system: the QR menu your guests order from, the screen your kitchen cooks off, the tablet your waiters carry, and the counter where the bill gets settled.
Or poke around the live demo — demo@kafei.app/Kafei@12345
Garden Terrace
No app download needed
4
screens, one order
0
apps for guests to install
80mm
receipts, standard rolls
14
days free, no card
The floor, right now
Ordered Dishes
1x Woodfired Truffle Pizza
Extra crispy base
2x House Smoked Wings
Spicy glaze
Try it here
These aren’t screenshots. Add a dish, split a bill, approve a void — the panels below behave the way the real thing does.
They scan the standee, browse with photos, pick their variants and send it. A second round an hour later joins the same table under its own token.
Truffle Fettuccine Alfredo
Extra Parmesan, Spicy
Tickets arrive in the order they were placed, with modifiers and allergy notes in the same spot every time. A chime for each new round.
2x Grilled Lamb Chops (Med Rare)
Contains nuts — flagged
By head or by item, each share carrying its own UPI QR. Then an 80mm receipt with the tax broken out.
A waiter files the request with a reason attached. It sits in the manager’s queue until someone approves it, and only then does the refund go through. Try it below.
Waiter Rahul S. requested cancellation of '1x Peach Sparkler Iced Tea' (Table 02). Reason: Guest changed mind.
One service, start to finish
An order placed at the table is the same record the kitchen cooks from, the waiter serves from, and the cashier settles. It is never re-typed.
No app, no download, no account. The menu opens in the browser they already have — photos, variants, and only the items your kitchen can actually make right now. Another round later goes on the same table under a second token.
Replaces the printed menu and the flag-down wait
Tickets arrive in the order they were placed, with modifiers and allergy notes in the same spot every time. Chefs mark dishes off as they leave the pass. Nothing to print, nothing to shout across the line, no docket on the floor.
Replaces the printer, the spike, and the lost docket
The tablet shows what's ready and whose table it belongs to. Waiters add a round from the aisle instead of the terminal, and pull up the payment QR at the table when someone asks to settle.
Replaces the trip to the pass to ask "is 14 up yet?"
Cash, card, or UPI. Split by person or by item, print an 80mm receipt with the tax broken out and the token on it, and the table resets to Available. Recipe ingredients come off inventory on the way out.
Replaces the end-of-night reconciliation
The unglamorous half
Ordering is the easy bit. What decides whether you keep using a system is the printing, the voids, and the day the Wi-Fi drops.
80mm thermal, tax broken out, order token on the footer. Prints from the browser.
Waiter requests with a reason, manager approves. Both names stay on the record.
Clears the moment you settle. A guest’s open menu can’t hold a table hostage.
Unlimited, each with its own dining areas, tax rules and staff. One login for all.
Recipe-level. Ingredients deduct as dishes leave the pass, not at close of night.
Print-ready QR per table, generated under your name rather than ours.
Owner, manager, cashier, waiter, kitchen. Each sees only the screens they need.
Kafei is a web application, not an install. There is no proprietary terminal to buy or lease, and no dongle that stops working when a cable goes missing. If a device has a browser, it can be a station.
Pricing
We don’t sit between you and your payment provider, so there is no percentage skimmed off each bill. Start on 14 free days, then pick the plan that matches your floor.
₹0for 14 days
Set the room up and take real orders before you pay anything.
₹499per month
One café or one room, running a full service.
₹999per month
A busy floor, or a second outlet on the way.
Starting from
₹4,999/ year
Several outlets that need to roll up into one view.
Something not here? Ask us.
Fourteen days, no card, no call with a salesperson. Set up your tables in an afternoon and run a real dinner service on it.