Six by iDesign is the iPad register for cafés, bagel shops, delis, bakeries, restaurants and bars. Your staff already knows how to use it. One flat monthly price, no contract, and a team in Larchmont that picks up the phone.
The register opens in a new tab with a sample bagel shop. Tap a name and enter any 4 digits.
Six uses the same moves people make on an iPhone all day long, so there is very little to teach a new hire.
Everyone on staff gets a 4-digit code. Tap your name, enter it, and every sale is tied to whoever rang it up.
Tap an item and its choices come up from the bottom. Required choices are marked, so nothing reaches the kitchen half finished.
Swipe a line to the left to take it off, the same as clearing an email. Change your mind and Undo puts it back.
Cash and passcodes use the Phone keypad. Tap the bill they handed you and Six shows the change right away.
At the counter or at the table, every order runs on one iPad.
Your menu on one screen, sorted the way you sell. Search any item, add options and kitchen notes, and mark something sold out the moment it runs out.
Card payments run on a Stripe reader at the counter, and the customer picks a tip there. Tips are figured before tax. Take cash with change, or split a check up to eight ways. If a card is declined, Six says so and lets them try another.
Paid orders land on the kitchen board with a running timer. Tickets turn amber at 5 minutes and red at 8, so a slow order gets noticed before the customer asks.
Seat a table, ring in by seat and course, and fire the next course when it's time. Split the check by seat or evenly, take tips on the reader or on the receipt, and keep a card on file for bar tabs. Each server gets a checkout with their tips and tip-outs.
Sales, orders, average ticket and tips update as you go, with sales by hour and your best sellers. Export everything to a spreadsheet whenever your bookkeeper asks.
Orders and cash sales keep working with no connection. They save on the iPad and catch up on their own when you're back online. Card payments need a connection, and a reader with built-in cellular keeps cards going through an outage.
The fine print, in plain English.
Leaving your old register shouldn't cost you a penalty or a weekend. Here's what iDesign handles.
If your current contract charges you to leave, we pay it, up to a limit we'll confirm on your demo.
Send the export from Toast, Square or Clover. We bring over your items, prices and options.
On site, before a weekend. Your staff rings up a practice rush before you go live.
Keep your old register on the counter for 7 days, until you trust the new one.
Designed and printed by iDesign.
Founding shops get pilot pricing, locked for 24 months. We'll walk through the numbers on your demo.
Everything to run the counter, with nothing to add on.
Most shops start here
Your register and your website, working as one.
A marketing team that knows what you sell.
* Rolling out to founding shops during the pilot. Card payments are billed at one flat rate per transaction, and there are no other fees.
No proprietary terminals and no leases. Six runs in Safari on an iPad or iPhone, so you buy only what your counter needs.
Any current iPad. Add Six to the Home Screen and it opens full screen, like an app. Managers can check in from an iPhone.
A Stripe reader on the counter takes tap, chip and swipe, and shows the customer the tip screen. Models with built-in cellular keep cards working if the internet drops.
Star and Epson network printers for receipts and kitchen tickets, and a standard drawer that opens on cash sales. Already have a printer? Many models work.
For packaged goods and retail shelves. Any Bluetooth scanner that types like a keyboard pairs with the iPad.
Printing, the cash drawer and barcode scanning are rolling out to founding shops during the pilot. Bring a photo of your counter to the demo and we'll tell you what you can keep.
In the military, your six is the spot directly behind you, the one you can't see. Having someone's six means you're covering it. That's the dot at the bottom of our mark.
iDesign is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business in Larchmont, New York. We've built brands, websites and print for local businesses since 1994. Six is how we cover your counter.
Thirty minutes, at your shop, on a video call or by phone. We'll show you Six, walk through switching, and share founding shop pricing.
Six runs on an iPad, which many shops already have, plus a Stripe card reader on the counter. Your old card reader won't carry over, because payments run through Stripe. We'll go over printers, drawers and scanners on your demo and tell you what you can keep.
Orders and cash sales keep working. They save on the iPad and sync when the connection comes back. Card payments need a connection, so if your internet is shaky, we'll suggest a reader with built-in cellular.
No. Six is month to month and you can cancel any time with no fee. Your monthly price is locked for 24 months.
Payments run on Stripe and go straight to your bank account. You pay one flat rate per transaction, with no other fees. We'll share the rate on your demo.
Yes. Send us the export from Toast, Square or Clover and we bring over your items, prices and options.
We set up and train your team on site before a weekend. Then you keep your old register on the counter for a week while everyone gets comfortable.
Yes. Six works on iPad and iPhone, so a manager can ring up a line-buster order or check the kitchen board from a phone.
iDesign. We're a team in Larchmont, New York, and a real person picks up any day you're open.
Six is built for food and drink: cafés, bagel shops, delis, bakeries, juice bars, sit-down restaurants and bars. Retail is next. If you run a shop and you're not sure it fits, book a demo and we'll tell you straight.