The arm gets the attention. But ordering, inventory, staffing, monitoring, machine health, and the register all run on one system — every layer above the hardware, written by us.
Ask about the software →A stylized look at the store console. Values are deliberately drawn as blocks — it's the shape of the system we're showing here, not a screenshot of it.
Everything a counter needs to run a day, in one system — not six vendors stitched together.
The machine knows what's in every hopper because it does the pouring. When something runs low, the restock list updates itself.
Scheduling and access live in the system, not in a group chat. Handing off a shift is a record, not a rumor.
Each drink logs its run — dose, pressure, yield, recipe version — and the counter streams live, so the store is visible from anywhere.
Self-tests before the door opens, health readouts through the day, remote diagnostics when something looks off.
Members and order history, so the counter recognizes the people who keep coming back — and what they always get.
Ordering and payment run through the same system that runs the machine, so the menu you push is the menu it makes.
A new menu is a software update, not a renovation. The same arm pours a different menu the moment the recipe lands — dose, pressure, and yield versioned like code.
No licenses, no seats, no tiers. If one of our machines is behind your counter, this software is already in it — the same build that runs our own counters, because that's the only way we'd trust it with yours.