Who it’s for
Whatever you’re serving today.
A chop bar’s lunch rush, a spot on a Friday night, a bakery sold out by ten. Each one sells differently, so each one has its own page, and its own till you can try.
- Chop barsRing up every plate in the lunch rush, take cash and MoMo in one drawer, keep regulars’ credit straight and know what the pot made. On the phone you have.
- RestaurantsA restaurant POS system for Ghana on the phones and tablets you have: a tab for every table, orders sent to a kitchen screen, and MoMo that’s confirmed.
- Bars and spotsRun your bar or drinking spot on the phone you have: a tab that keeps every round, bottles counted against what sold, and MoMo that’s there before they go.
- CafésA café POS system on the phone or tablet you have: sizes on one tile, food sent to the kitchen, MoMo that’s confirmed, and rewards for regulars on Pro.
- BakeriesFor a bakery business in Ghana: ring up every loaf in the morning queue, keep the book of who takes bread on credit, and count what’s left on Pro.
- TakeawaysFor a fast food business in Ghana: ring up the queue fast, send orders to the kitchen when they’re paid, and keep Bolt Food, Glovo and Chowdeck apart.
- Food trucks and stallsFor a food truck or stall in Ghana: a till on your phone that keeps selling with no network, takes cash and MoMo, and knows what you’ve got left.
Early access
Want it on your counter?
We’re opening Tabworthy to a first circle of food and drink businesses in Ghana, a few at a time. Ten short questions, about three minutes.