Kitchen display (KDS)

Every ticket,
timed and bumped.

Fired tickets land on a screen at every station, time themselves, and bump when they’re up — coursing and rushes handled, with no printer to jam mid-service.

Per screen · synced to every order
Kitchen5 active
96%
On time
4:12
Oldest
213
Tickets / day
Tbl 12 · 2 Pad See Ew
Coursed · firing now
4:12
Pickup · Spring Rolls
Bumps when it’s up
Up
Station timers
Color-coded by age
On time
Ticket times
Down since paper
Faster

Paper tickets jam, smear, and hit the floor.

A printer that jams mid-rush, a ticket that blows off the rail, an order fired without timing — that’s a remake, a long table, and a guest who waited too long for the wrong thing.

Remakes

from missed or misread tickets — wasted food, wasted time, and a slower pass when you can least afford it.

Seconds

matter at the pass. A screen that times and color-codes every ticket keeps the whole line on the beat.

Jams

at the worst moment — printers fail mid-rush, and the kitchen flies blind until someone fixes it.

How it works

It keeps the kitchen ahead of the rush.

Every order lands on a screen at the right station, times itself, and coordinates coursing across the line — so food goes out hot, together, and on time.

Shows

Tickets at every station

Orders route to the right screen — grill, sauté, expo — so each cook sees exactly their part, clearly, no smudges.

Times

Every ticket

Tickets color-code as they age, so nothing sits forgotten and the whole line knows what’s running late at a glance.

Courses

The whole table

Apps, mains, and modifiers fire in sync across stations so a four-top goes out together, not in dribs and drabs.

Tracks

Kitchen performance

See ticket times and on-time rates over the shift, so you can spot the bottleneck and fix the flow.

$25/ mo per screen
$25/mo per screen, synced to counter, online, kiosk, and tableside orders. See the hardware →

Questions, answered

$25/mo per screen — put one at every station you need, and they all share the same live ticket stream.
It can — no more jams or smudged tickets. Keep a printer too if you like; many kitchens run the screen as the source of truth and print as backup.
Yes — it fires apps, mains, and sides in sync across stations so a table’s food comes up together, not piecemeal.
Everything in one stream — counter, kiosk, online, and tableside — so the kitchen sees one trusted list, not five sources.

Stay ahead of every rush.

Tickets timed, coursed, and bumped — no jams, no remakes, no flying blind.