A checkout for products and services that keeps ringing up sales when the network or the power doesn't cooperate, with stock, staff, bookkeeping and an online storefront in the same app — no dedicated POS terminal to buy.
No credit card required · Runs on Windows, macOS and Linux
A checkout that freezes the moment the network blinks, or a POS terminal that only works once a merchant has paid for the machine, isn't built for how most Nigerian counters actually run. Otodesq is built the other way round.
Being honest about this up front beats a merchant discovering it mid-shift. The internet is needed for:
Not a checkout bolted onto a spreadsheet and a separate storefront tool — one catalog behind all three.
Scan a barcode or tap the grid for retail goods; pick a duration or session for a service. One register, either kind of sale.
Shelf items get stock counts and low-stock flags. Services and made-to-order lines carry no inventory count to get wrong.
Pull up any receipt by order ID or barcode, refund or exchange it, and reprint it — whoever originally rang it up.
Every sale posts to a real ledger automatically — profit and loss, cash flow, and tax reports without a spreadsheet.
The products behind your counter can sell online too, with orders and stock shared between both — not a second system to update.
Give a cashier a login that can ring up sales but not touch pricing, refunds above their limit, or the books.
One computer, one till, barcode scanning and stock counts that keep up with a busy shelf.
Service menus priced by duration or session, with no inventory count forced onto work that isn't a physical item.
Multiple terminals per branch and stock transfers between locations, as the business grows past one counter.
No. The till installs on your own counter computer, so ringing up sales, taking refunds, printing receipts, and adjusting stock all keep working with no connection. What still needs the internet: the first setup, keeping more than one counter in sync, updating an online storefront, and checking in with your subscription at least once a month.
No. It runs on a Windows, macOS or Linux computer you already have. A barcode scanner and a receipt printer speed up a busy counter but are optional — a phone or webcam camera scans barcodes too, and a failed print falls back to a shareable receipt image.
The counter checkout itself runs on a computer, not a phone. Everything around it does run from a phone: the merchant dashboard, an online storefront, and — on the plans that include it — a QR self-checkout customers use from their own phones at the table or counter.
Yes. Each catalog item switches its own inventory tracking on or off, so a boutique that also does alterations, or a provision store that also tops up airtime, keeps both in the one catalog rather than running two systems.
Every plan opens with a 14-day free trial and no card required. Pricing depends on how many branches and terminals you run and which modules you need, so the exact numbers are on the pricing page rather than guessed at here.
More questions answered in the full FAQ.
14 days free, no card required. Keep it if it fits how you actually sell.
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