Point of sale, built into the session
Gaming café POS software where food lands on the session's bill
A till that understands the customer's main purchase is time: snacks ride on the running tab, stock counts itself down, and one GST-ready invoice settles the whole visit.
Onto the session, not beside it
A plate of fries ordered mid-game goes straight onto that rig's running tab. The player settles once at the end · station time and food on the same itemised invoice.
Standalone sales too
A friend who came to watch still buys a cold drink. Ring it up as its own sale, with the same stock drawdown and the same register entry.
Stock that counts itself
Every sale draws the item's stock down, so the count on screen matches the shelf behind the counter · and you find out an item is running out before a customer does.
One GST invoice at the end
Sessions, food and drinks close into a single GST-ready bill with the tax split out, shareable to WhatsApp in a tap and exportable as a PDF.
Cash, UPI and card, recorded
Whatever mix the evening brings, each invoice stores how it was paid · so the day reconciles by method against the drawer and the UPI app.
Food revenue, separated
Analytics splits income by sessions, memberships and add-ons, so you can see what the snacks counter actually contributes to the month.
Why a generic restaurant POS fights a gaming floor
A restaurant POS thinks in tables and covers; a gaming café thinks in stations and sessions. The customer's main purchase is time, the food rides on top of it, and both belong on one bill. Point a restaurant till at that and you end up running two systems and stapling their receipts together. RESPAWNA's POS is a part of the session engine, so the tab, the timer and the menu were never separate things needing to be joined.
Priced items, categories and a menu you control
Build the menu once · items, categories, prices and starting stock. From then on the counter works from tiles rather than memory, new staff sell correctly on day one, and a price change is one edit rather than a new laminated card.
The drawer test
The honest measure of a POS is closing time. Every sale in RESPAWNA carries its method and lands on the register, so the total on screen agrees with the cash drawer and the UPI statement separately · and when it doesn't, the itemised list shows you exactly which entry to question.
Frequently asked questions
Does RESPAWNA include a POS for food and drinks?expand_more
Yes. Snacks and drinks go onto a running session's tab or out as standalone sales, stock draws down as you sell, and everything closes into one GST-ready invoice with the payment method recorded.
Can a snack be added to a running game session?expand_more
Yes, that is the core of it. Items added mid-session land on that station's open tab and appear on the same invoice as the play time when the session ends.
Does it track stock?expand_more
Yes. Each consumable carries a stock count that draws down on every sale, so the number on screen tracks the shelf and you can restock before something runs out.
Do I need special POS hardware?expand_more
No. It runs in a browser on the counter's existing PC, laptop or phone. Invoices export as PDFs, which any ordinary printer can print if you want paper.
What does it cost?expand_more
Plans start at ₹299 a month, and every plan begins with a 14-day free trial, no card. When the trial ends you either pay to carry on or stop · nothing renews by itself, because we hold no card. Current plans and prices are on the pricing page.