For bars & beach clubs

Fast tabs, and a bar that keeps pouring when the internet drops.

Open a tab in two taps, hand it between bartenders, and keep serving when the connection drops. Kessl was built with beach clubs in mind: outdoor outlets, unreliable internet, and guests paying in more than one currency.

Bar poolside
Tab · Nadia R.16:42
2 Dark & Stormy
1 Frozen Margarita
+ no salt
1 Sparkling water
Printed offline · will sync
A shift, in order

What it looks like on the floor.

Quick serve, no table needed

Walk-in, takeaway or a name. Tap the items, then pay now, send without paying, or add to a tab. Nothing starts silently.

Tabs that move with the shift

Open a tab on a name or a card. Add to it from the bar, the pool or the grill. Hand it to the next bartender at changeover and close it in one go.

Drinks to the bar, food to the grill

The same menu, rung at the pool bar, fires drinks to the bar printer and food to the beach grill. Rung in the dining room, the food goes to the hot line instead.

The connection drops. Nobody notices.

Orders, cash and terminal payments are recorded on each iPad. Bar and grill tickets keep printing over the venue network. When the line is back, everything syncs in seconds.

Dollars, euros, local: one bill

Price in the local currency and show the total in another at live rates. The guest sees the bill in the money they think in, and the check records both figures.

Everything above is standard. The full list, area by area, is on the features page.

Next step

See it running your menu.

A live demo on your own menu and outlets, on real iPads. No commitment.