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POS System

An open-source Flutter POS system designed for small restaurants and businesses.

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638
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227
Last push (UTC)
Oct 25, 2026
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POS System

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An open-source Flutter app designed for small restaurants and businesses.

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Features

Introduction

Key features of this POS system:

  • Inventory system: Monitor and manage ingredient inventory.
  • Customer information: Capture customer demographics (e.g., age, gender) for analytics.
  • Cash register: Simplify daily balance calculations.
  • Transit: Export and backup orders, menus, and other data for external use.
  • Analytics: Create custom line charts and pie charts for analysis.
  • Printer: Print receipts via Bluetooth connection.

Design Principles:

  • Offline usage: Use the system even without an internet connection.
  • Privacy-focused: No personal data is stored remotely, only on your device.
  • Responsive Width Design.

Download

  • Android: Download from Google Play.
  • iOS: Coming soon.

Develop & Contribute

Want to help make POS System even better? We'd love your help! POS System is an open-source project that's built one contribution at a time. Check out Development to prepare your environment to build and test POS System. Check out Contributing to learn how you can make POS System better!

Learn More

To help you quickly get an overview of the project's structure, we also provide some simple documentation to help you get involved in the project more quickly. It's also a great starting point for Flutter beginners!

License

Please refer to the LICENSE。

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GitHub author

Lu Shueh Chou ↗

Evan Lu 呂學洲

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