Custom softwareHospitality and restaurants
A cafe we own, and the site that opened with it
A cafe we own in Islamabad
821 Google Business Profile interactions in August 2026, up from 253 in March
Our own productCustom softwareAutomationHospitality and restaurants
A single-station point of sale system that ties cafe orders to stock and loyalty
Our own product, built for the cafe we own in Islamabad.
- from the first commit to a point-of-sale MVP, March 2026
- 1 week
- tables in one PostgreSQL schema, from orders to loyalty
- 20
- workflow maps over a 22-entity domain model
- 22
Point of sale system at a glance
- Challenge
- The cafe's till ran on a third-party point of sale, so nobody could answer what was sold against what was used.
- Solution
- A point of sale with a barista queue, recipe-linked stock, shifts and loyalty, on one 20-table PostgreSQL schema.
- Result
- A working point of sale a week after the first commit, so the cafe runs tills, stock and loyalty on one system instead of three.
The point of sale system challenge
The cafe runs its till on a third-party point of sale, and its stock, recipes, shifts and loyalty live outside it, so nobody can answer what was sold against what was used. The owner wanted operations tooling the cafe could run itself, on one schema where a sale draws down stock through its recipe and a void leaves a trail. 93 Brew OS is that system, built as our own product.
What went into the point of sale system
Web app
A single-station point of sale and order list, so checkout and preparation progress stay on the cafe's central laptop
Void reversals with an audit trail, so a canceled sale is reversed rather than deleted
A stock record tied to recipes, so each sale draws down the ingredients it used
More of what we built4
Shift management and a loyalty scheme over the same customer records
A 20-table PostgreSQL schema with Drizzle for typed access, Zod validation, JWT auth with bcrypt hashing and a Jest suite
A product requirements document, 22 workflow maps, a 22-entity domain model and a five-wave implementation roadmap
A deliberately bounded MVP scope: one active cash session, ingredient and loyalty ledgers, and paid-order void reversals; no multi-location, offline-sync or separate barista-device workflow
Point of sale system results
The point-of-sale MVP was ready a week after the first commit, and the cafe has an operations system of its own to grow into: one schema where a sale, its stock, the shift it happened on and the customer's loyalty balance are the same record. We walk through it on a call.
Done again today
What this would cost today
Done again today, work like this usually costs $2K to $6K (Operational platform build). The free plan says whether it fits before anything is priced.
Operational platform build
The workflow a department runs on, built as real software with the roles, records and history it needs.
Get a quote for this$2K to $6K, usually fixed-price
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