A window at the counter, and printing that works
The same Unnati as the browser, in its own window on Windows, macOS and Linux — with a local print agent so receipts, kitchen tickets, challans and labels print on the hardware already sitting at your counter.
Why a desktop application at all
Six reasons, and none of them is that a desktop build looks serious. Each one is a job a browser does badly.
Where local printing earns its keep
Four everyday jobs that decide whether a counter runs smoothly or somebody walks to the office with a piece of paper.
Restaurant KOT to the kitchen printer
Print management decides which document goes to which printer, so the kitchen ticket and the customer bill do not come out of the same machine.
Counter receipts on a thermal roll
Sale-out billing prints on the roll printer at the counter without a print dialog on every bill.
Delivery challan and invoice at dispatch
A dispatch desk prints the challan and the tax invoice on a normal printer while the same order is being updated from a phone in the godown.
Labels and stock documents in the store
Goods receipt and inward stock paperwork prints where the material is, not where the office is.
How to get the installer
There is deliberately no download button here yet. A button that serves an unsigned or missing file is worse than no button, so the installers come from the onboarding team until the signed Windows build and the notarised macOS build are hosted publicly.
Existing customers: ask support or your onboarding contact for the current build for your platform. Still evaluating: we will run the desktop application, print agent and a real printer during your demonstration.
The rest of the platform
Bring your printer model
We will print a real KOT and a real challan on the call, on the hardware you already own.
Prefer to read first? The comparisons with Tally, Odoo, ERPNext and Zoho are written to be checked, not believed — each one names what the other product does better.