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One email, one password. No form about your company, no call, nobody to wait for. Piano asks what kind of place you run and loads a sample so the screens are never empty.
Restaurant Orchestration System
The till, the kitchen screens, the stock and the morning numbers: one system, set up before your coffee goes cold.
Why owners switch
Stop selling when the internet drops.
The till keeps selling and printing, and the kitchen screens keep getting the orders.
Serve chips that sat too long.
The warmer counts the minutes out of the heat and serves the oldest first.
Run out of buns on a Saturday.
Below the level you keep, they go on tonight's order sheet by themselves.
Train a new cook in the middle of the rush.
Short lessons play on the kitchen screen when the station is quiet.
Guess how much to fry.
Intelligent batches: the fry screen proposes how much to cook from past sales, before the rush.
Type your menu in by hand.
Piano reads it for you: an export, a spreadsheet or a photo, line by line, telling you what it's unsure of.
Everything talks to everything
Press a key. Seven white keys play what Piano does today; five black keys are what's coming. Each part knows what the others did: a sale takes stock, a stock level tells the kitchen what to cook, the kitchen tells the counter what's ready, and the morning numbers read all of it.
One email, one password. No form about your company, no call, nobody to wait for. Piano asks what kind of place you run and loads a sample so the screens are never empty.
Drop the export from your old till, a spreadsheet, or a photo of the menu. Piano reads it and shows what it understood, line by line.
Your stations as a line, your menu on a till, a pretend day on the kitchen screens. Ring a sale and watch it reach the kitchen before anything is real.

A code on the screen, typed once on the till, and it's yours: it holds your menu, prints your receipts and runs without the internet from the first sale.

Every station plays the same song
Every station gets its own screen. Watch a lunch happen: the fryer counts down, a ticket is built, the number reaches the customer's board, and the warmer takes off what the counter sold.
The timer never decides a thing is cooked; a cook does. Early asks why. Forgotten has its own word.
The warmer counts the minutes out of the heat, serves the oldest first, marks what's aging and calls out a forgotten batch. Twelve wings sold are twelve wings gone from the shelf.
Below the level you keep for lunch, the screen proposes a batch from what the last four Saturdays sold, and says so.
Every ticket has a target and turns amber, then red. The number moves to Ready when it's handed over, and Coming up shows what's next out of the fryer.
Sell. Cook. Count. Know.
Net sales against your target, what the kitchen cooked and binned, what's below level. Read before you sit down.
Net sales against your target, what the kitchen cooked and binned, what's below level. Read before you sit down.
A price changed in Piano Cloud reaches every till at once when you publish.
Below the level you keep for lunch, the fry screen proposes two batches of chips.
Tickets build line by line on Assembly; numbers move to Ready on the customer's board.
The till keeps selling and prints every receipt. The kitchen screens keep getting orders over your own wire.
The day catches up with the cloud on its own. Nothing to type again.
Booked line by line, with an expiry date on each. Stock goes up.
A short lesson plays on the kitchen screen until the next order arrives.
The day closes, and tonight's order sheet is ready from what you keep and what you sold.
Never out of buns on a Saturday.
Every sale takes its recipe out. A delivery is booked on a phone in the time it takes to sign for it. Tonight's order sheet writes itself from what you keep and what you sold.


Know your day before your coffee
What the kitchen cooked and binned, what's below level, where the money went. And, if you like, the same numbers in the currency of your choice, at a rate you type.
The till is the restaurant's. It issues every receipt on its own, feeds the kitchen screens over your own wire, and sends the day to the cloud when the line comes back.
Switching
The export from your old till, a spreadsheet, or a photo of the menu. Piano reads it line by line.
The till runs on a Windows PC; the kitchen screens on any tablet. Nothing to buy from us.
Your line, your menu on a till, a pretend day on the kitchen screens. Go live when it looks right.
For groups
One menu for the brand and a price per restaurant. Publish once and every till has it. The platform view shows every restaurant.
Partners


Your till company shouldn't earn from your sales
Questions owners ask
No. The till runs on a Windows PC and the kitchen screens on any tablet. Nothing to buy from us.
The till keeps selling and prints every receipt itself. The kitchen screens are fed over your restaurant's own wire. The day catches up with the cloud when the line comes back.
Yes. Drop the export, a spreadsheet or a photo of the menu. Piano shows what it read, line by line: sure, a guess to check, or needs you.
One price per restaurant, a month: AED 231 for Counter, AED 539 for Full, with two tills included, and kitchen screens unlimited with Full. Each extra till is AED 115 a month. No fees on your sales. The first month is free.
Yes. No contract longer than a month.
Rehearse a pretend day before going live. After that, short lessons play on the kitchen screens when a station is quiet, never over work.
Yes. One menu for the brand, a price per restaurant, and one view of every till.
Coming soon Attendance by fingerprint or face, UAE delivery service integration, Zoho Books, the payment terminal, Ask Piano and B2B e-invoicing in the UAE.On the roadmap Online ordering with QR at the table and pickup, tables, loyalty and promotions, Arabic and QuickBooks.
By restaurateurs
Piano was born where restaurateurs met AI and software engineers, with years behind counters and behind code, in France, Mauritius and the UAE. We went through the headaches, now we solve them. We keep it simple, build only what helps, and make sure it still works on your busiest day.
Create your restaurant, bring your menu, rehearse, download the till. If you stop, Piano keeps your place.