Every piece of software on this page exists because one of our own businesses needed it and nothing on the market fitted. The till came out of a pizza oven, the ordering system out of a food court, the club app out of a Tuesday night five-a-side. We ran each one ourselves before we offered it to anybody else.
None of them need an app store, a server in your back room, or a contract before you have seen the thing running on your own counter. They open in a browser on a phone or the tablet you already have.
A till built for a stall, not a chain. Orders, kitchen queue, ingredients and recipes, and a check of your takings against your own bank statement. Tap Ready and the customer's phone buzzes.
A till for your counter → OrderingOne QR on the table opens every stall in the food court. Order from as many as you like, pay once, and each stall still gets its own ticket and its own money. The buzzer is the phone already in your pocket.
Ordering for a food court → Clubs & teamsOne link in the group chat and the list fills itself. Places, a real waiting list, positions tapped onto a pitch, the cost split evenly, who has paid — and man of the match voted at the mamak afterwards.
Run your team → SchoolsCashless canteens and bookstores. Children tap an NFC wristband; parents load credit, set a daily limit and see every purchase from their phone. Our longest-running system, and a brand in its own right.
Bring it to a school →We are an operator before we are a software company. We run a pizza kitchen, a sports club, a spa and a school payment system, and every awkward corner of this software exists because something went wrong at a real counter first.
That is also why none of these pages quote a price. What a seven-stall food court needs is not what one bakery needs, so we would rather come and look at the place than send you a number.
Buy one on its own and it works on its own. Run two and they stop being two systems — the join is already built.
An order placed at the table lands in the same queue as a walk-in, tagged so you can see where it came from, and your price list is already the menu.
An order going across town goes out through our own community network instead of handing a third of the plate to a platform.
Running a canteen rather than a stall? The same till takes NFC wristbands, with parents topping up from their phone.
Our own club runs its futsal nights, its kitty and its man-of-the-match vote on it every week. When you tell us something is annoying, we already know how that feels.
Customers, parents and members reach the parts that concern them from one app that installs from the browser in about ten seconds. About the app →
Browser-based, on the phone or tablet you already own. No store approval, no waiting for updates, and no box on a shelf that somebody has to maintain.
Each product has its own short enquiry form, so the message arrives with the right questions already asked. All of them reach the same team in Kuantan and Shah Alam.
Not sure which? Call 013-6300944 or email management@kalsadermaga.com and describe the annoying part.