One app to run the floor, the kitchen, the tables — and issue legal receipts even when the wifi goes down. Built for Filipino MSMEs. Offline-first. Compliant by design.
BIR e-invoicing compliance for the covered cohort
Even if your business is exempt, your trading partners and your accountant are not.

A business operating system, not another isolated POS screen. Each module talks to the next — today's shift becomes tomorrow's better decision, and December 2026's audit-ready record.
Plain-English business insights, on top of clean records.
Plain-English weekly reads on top of clean records. Asks the question your accountant would, every Friday.
A guest sits down, picks up their phone, scans the QR card on the table — and the order is in your kitchen before a server arrives. No app to download. No menu to hand over.
Live today on the prototype. The deepest feature moat and the hardest workflow free tools never tried.

Guest scans the QR, picks items, sends to kitchen — all in their browser. No app to install.

Fast SKU search, category pills, bottom-bar quick actions — bill, table service, self-service.

Live ticket queue with NEW / PREP / READY / SERVED states. Per-station filters. Customer notes.
Free apps win on price but skip BIR. Compliant apps are locked in 2-year contracts and built for malls. The bottom-right quadrant — free + accredited + offline-first — has been empty for years.
That's not a gap we found. It's a gap we're building into.
Pricier, still leaves you exposed to BIR.
Built for franchises and malls. Long lock-ins.
Big volume, no audit story, no tax incentive.
The empty square. Defensible because being both free and accredited is operationally hard — most won't bother.
Big volume, no audit story, no tax incentive.
Pricier, still leaves you exposed to BIR.
Built for franchises and malls. Long lock-ins.
The empty square — being free and accredited is operationally hard. Most won't bother.
Even though micro businesses can opt-out of the mandatory cohort, exposure trickles down. Large taxpayers (mandatory) will push suppliers and caterers to issue compliant invoices. F&B businesses on Foodpanda/GrabFood may already be in the covered cohort.
You're a free-POS user. December 2026 arrives. Your accountant tells you your receipts won't fly under EIS. You scramble for a printer and a vendor.
Switch to StoreHub or Mosaic today: ₱1,874–7,499/mo with a 2-year contract. Compliant — but you're funding their margins.
Join the BIR-Ready 2026 waitlist. We launch into the deadline with full BIR-compliant invoicing on Free.
CREATE MORE (RA 12066) grants a 100% additional deduction for micro and small taxpayers who adopt a registered e-invoicing system — even voluntarily. The government effectively co-pays the switch. Free, non-accredited apps unlock none of it.
For a small café on Nexus7 Pro at ₱999/mo (₱11,988/yr), the 100% bonus deduction can push the effective after-tax cost below a free competitor that leaves you exposed.
Numbers shown are illustrative based on the 100% additional deduction provision in RA 12066 for micro/small taxpayers. Effective deduction applies after Nexus7 is BIR-accredited. Consult your accountant for your tax bracket.
₱33/day for the full restaurant tier — and ~200% deductible once accredited.
We monetize scale (staff, tables, branches) and depth (AR, audit automation, integrations) — never the basic right to sell and issue a legal receipt.
BIR accreditation gates every “compliant” claim we make, and the tax-incentive pitch we ride. Until we hold it, the message is “BIR e-invoicing–ready,” never “accredited.” Penalties from over-claiming fall on the merchant. We will not put a single store there.
Built around BIR receipting from day one — sequential OR series, audit-ready X/Z, queued for accreditation review.
Founding Members lock ₱499/mo for life and ship case-study quotes that fund the next 1,000 stores. Reserve before accreditation drops.