
Your POS travels with you
Sell on the move without compromising on speed or control.
Sound familiar?
At a festival or market you have no counter, no mains power and often a poor signal. Your register has to cope with that.
No signal, no register
At the busiest moment the network drops because five thousand people share one mast. And you stop.
Cash and card tangled together
At the end of the day, a box of notes and a card summary that does not line up with it.
No idea what each event brought in
Three markets in a week, and afterwards no sense of which was worth going back to.
Whether you are at a festival, market or company event, Deskly POS works with your mobile setup. Take orders, accept payments and stay on top of every sale.
What you get
- Compact POS on iPhone or iPad
- Fast checkout during peak hours
- Ideal for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and LAN receipt printers
What Deskly does about it
Keeps working without a connection
The register runs locally. Once there is signal again, everything follows. You notice nothing while selling.
Runs on a single iPad
No cash drawer or fixed setup needed. An iPad and a card terminal is enough to open.
Short menu, big buttons
Set up what you sell that day. Gloves on and still hitting the right key.
Cash and card counted apart
At the end of the day you see what came in per payment method, so the cash box matches the summary.
Close per day or per event
Close each pitch separately, so you can compare which event actually pays.
Receipt by email
No printer needed: the customer gets their receipt by mail. Less paper and one less device to jam.
Which plan fits?
A food truck rarely needs more than Start: ringing up, card payment, offline operation and a daily close. Running several trucks or wanting detailed reporting makes Basis the step up.
What people usually ask
What actually happens when I have no signal?
You keep selling; everything is recorded locally and sent later. Only a card payment needs a connection, because that goes through the bank.
Can I run several trucks on one account?
Yes, each truck is its own sales point and they all appear in the same overview.
How long does an iPad last in a day?
A full market day usually needs a top-up. A power bank or a 12V charger in the truck is worth having.
Ready to work smarter?
Discover how Deskly POS can make your hospitality business more organised and efficient.