Works without the internet
Sales, shifts, and printing keep going when the network drops. The internet is for downloads and updates, not for every payment.
POS and back office for small business
A POS you can
trust with your money
POSHub is the cashier’s workspace and back office for pool halls, food service, and retail. A single writer in the checkout core, offline operation, and a local network for the kitchen and floor.
A real app screen with demo data
- OfflineThe register doesn’t need the internet
- Single writerMoney operations run one at a time
- Local networkKitchen, floor, and manager together
- 4 appsBilliards, food service, counter, retail
Reliability
Money hates race conditions
A register is not a set of screens; it’s a sequence of operations. In POSHub, a single writer creates every register record: bills, payments, refunds, and shift closing never compete with each other. That’s why the shift total matches what actually happened at the counter.
- Single writerMoney operations run sequentially, not in parallel from several windows and devices.
- An audit trail, not guessworkShifts, cash movements, and refunds stay in the history, tied to the employee who made them.
- Offline is a normal modeWithout the internet, the register keeps taking payments and printing documents.
- Totals you can checkX and Z reports are built from the same records as sales — no manual reconciliation.
Shift · diagramNov 3, 2026
Table 3 · 2 hours1,200
Bar · 2 items450
Total1,650
Cash1,650
Statusposted
AuthorAdministrator
A diagram of the transaction, not customer data.
Features
Everything a shift needs
POSHub doesn’t try to be an ERP. It covers the register’s working day: take an order, take payment, send it to the kitchen, close the shift, and show the numbers.
Local network
The kitchen screen on a TV, the manager’s panel, the waiter station, and the QR menu all run on the same network as the register.
Analytics on your own data
Revenue, table occupancy, and sales by category. Reports are built from the same records as the register — no manual reconciliation.
Barcodes, scales, batches
A scanner and a scale connect as equipment. Stock is tracked in batches, and expiry dates stay visible.
Roles and access
Every employee has a role and a PIN. The screen locks when idle, and every action stays in the log with a name attached.
Set up without an admin
Currency, language, printers, hardware, and the menu are configured in the UI. You don’t need someone with a terminal to get started.
Products
Four apps, one product
A pool hall, a restaurant with a dining room, a takeout counter, and a shop are different working days. Each scenario has its own POSHub app.
Billiards Master
The floor, tables, and bar in one window. The admin sees what’s happening at every table and never counts time by hand.
- Tables, rates, lights, and reservations
- Bar charged to the table
- Shifts, X and Z reports
Food Master
A restaurant or café with a dining room: the waiter takes the order, the kitchen sees tickets, and the pickup counter closes orders.
- Dining room and waiters
- KDS on a TV
- QR menu and pickup
Food Master Counter
A fast register for takeout and the counter: an order takes a few taps, and the kitchen gets a ticket right away.
- Menu and modifiers
- Payment and change
- Kitchen and pickup
Retail Master
A neighbourhood shop: barcode sales, a catalog, batches, and expiry dates. No spreadsheets and no recounting stock by hand.
- Sales and barcode search
- Batches and stock
- Expiry dates and analytics
Interface
This is what it looks like in use
Real app screens with demo data. Switch products and open screenshots larger — the gallery supports the keyboard and Esc.
Billiards Master — pool club
Floor, bar, reservations, shifts, and analytics in one app. The admin sees playing time and the light over each table without opening extra windows.
Food Master — restaurant or café with a dining room
The waiter takes the order, the kitchen sees tickets on a TV, and the pickup counter closes orders. All on the local network.
Food Master Counter — takeout register
Fast service at the counter: an order takes a few taps, the kitchen gets a ticket, and the pickup screen closes the order.
Retail Master — shop
Barcode sales, a catalog, batches, and expiry dates. You can see exactly what’s on the shelf and how long it has left.
Common screens
Employee sign-in and settings on one screen: printing, hardware, staff, stock, and menu.
Real POSHub app screens with demo data. Click a screenshot to open it larger: the arrow keys ← → and Esc work.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need the internet to use it?
No. The register, shifts, and document printing run locally. The internet is needed to download POSHub and get updates from the releases repository.
How do the register, kitchen, and floor connect?
They run on the same local network: a kitchen display (KDS) on a TV, the manager’s panel, the waiter station, and the QR menu. Hardware is set up in Settings.
Which operating systems are supported?
Windows 10 and 11 with an .exe installer, Linux with an .AppImage. There is no macOS build yet, but you can join the waitlist.
Where do updates come from?
From the public poshub-releases repository on GitHub: installers and version history live there. The link is on the Download page.
Does POSHub work for multiple locations?
POSHub is installed per location: register, floor, kitchen, and stock. If you have several locations, write to sales@poshub.club and we’ll discuss the rollout separately.
How much does POSHub cost?
The price depends on the app set and the number of workstations. Send a request through the quote form or to sales@poshub.club and we’ll reply with terms.
What happens to sales data?
Register data stays on your computer. This site never receives sales, guest, or stock information.
When is macOS coming?
The build is in development. There is no exact date — leave your email on the waitlist and we’ll write when the macOS version is available.
Try it at your own business
Download POSHub for Windows or Linux. If you need a quote for your hall, shop, or kitchen, write to sales@poshub.club.