A kitchen screen that ends shouting, lost slips and cold food
Every order shows up on the kitchen display the moment it is sent. When the food is ready, the waiter is told automatically - no one has to walk over and ask.
At a glance
- Works on any tablet, TV with a browser, or a spare monitor
- Separate screens or stations for kitchen, bar and dessert
- Fewer mistakes than handwritten slips
- Less shouting and fewer 'where is my order?' complaints
What you get
Live order board
New, cooking and ready columns update in real time. The order number is big and clear.
Ready alerts
When the kitchen taps Ready, the waiter's screen shows a pop-up with the order number and table.
Auto-print if you like
Keep the screen, or also print a kitchen ticket automatically for each new order. It is a setting you switch on or off.
Colour warnings
Orders that wait too long change colour, so nothing gets forgotten at a busy time.
Item-level control
Mark single items done, so the starter can go out while the main course is still cooking.
Sound for new orders
A short tone tells the kitchen a new ticket has arrived, even if nobody is looking at the screen.
How it works
Order is sent
The waiter or cashier presses Send to kitchen.
Chef prepares
The ticket appears on the screen; the chef starts and finishes it.
Waiter is alerted
A pop-up says the order is ready, so food is served hot.
Questions about Kitchen Display
Do I need special kitchen hardware?
No. Any screen with a browser works - a cheap tablet or a wall-mounted monitor is enough.
Can I still print kitchen tickets?
Yes. Turn on automatic printing in settings if your kitchen prefers paper, or use screen and paper together.
What if the kitchen is slow?
Orders change colour as they wait, and managers can see waiting times in reports.
See it running on your own menu
Book a free demo. Our team will contact you very soon.