An Android cashier for minimarkets and corner shops — scan any barcode, weigh produce on a connected scale, print shelf labels from the same device, and take card payments. No PC, no counter full of boxes.
The setup, device by device
Tap any marked device to see what it does and where it lives in the system.
Windows checkout till
The cashier screen: scan, weigh, discount and close. Built for volume, and it keeps selling if the internet drops.
View InSoft POS · WindowsElectronic scale
Produce and deli priced by weight, straight into the open sale. Counter, external and Mettler Toledo belt scales are supported.
Supermarket solutionCustomer display
The shopper sees every line and the running total, then the change due. Your logo and promos run between sales.
Medium tierBarcode scanner
Fixed product barcodes and weighed labels alike. A weighed label is split back into weight and price automatically.
Product ManagementCard terminal
The total is sent to the terminal, the receipt prints on approval. No amounts typed by hand, no mismatched drawer.
Hardware & add-onsReceipt and invoice printer
Receipts, invoices and the fiscal day-end close, all from the same till session.
Reports appInSoft POS · Android for retail
Retail on this Android POS is a barcode-first machine: camera or hardware scan, scale barcodes with a configurable prefix and decimal weight, USB HID scale popups, weighed products, Sunmi TSPL shelf labels with Pfand, and an HDMI customer display that mirrors the cart as it grows.
Corner shops and mini-markets run the same codebase as the restaurant till, with the supermarket login unlocking a dense product grid, rapid barcode entry and label printing instead of a floor plan. Prices and catalog updates can be pushed remotely. When the network drops, the pending-order queue still prints an optimistic receipt and syncs when the back office is reachable again — the same offline spine every InSoft Android till uses, tuned here for scan-weigh-bag cadence.
Explore the Android POS in fullRetail scanning on the Android till is more than a camera pointed at an EAN. Scale barcodes carry a configurable prefix and a decimal weight embedded in the code, so a produce or cheese label from the counter scale becomes a priced line without the cashier guessing grams. Hardware scanners and the device camera both feed the same lookup. Gold and supermarket pages share this because both live on coded, weighed or ticketed items — not because we cloned a jewelry CAD module that does not exist.
What you get
Everything a small store needs to sell, weigh, label and get paid, on one handheld device.
Build your catalog on the device — name, price, barcode, done.
Build your catalog on the device — name, price, barcode, done.
Build your catalog on the device — name, price, barcode, done.
A connected scale drops the weighed price straight into the cart.
A connected scale drops the weighed price straight into the cart.
The orange Product-Management handheld handles labels and pricing.
The orange Product-Management handheld handles labels and pricing.
A terminal wired to the sale — total sent, receipt printed.
A terminal wired to the sale — total sent, receipt printed.
Every till, handheld labeler and scale reads the same catalog, so shelf prices and receipts never drift.
