Star or fork
Star FloCafe if you want more operators to find a free, open-source restaurant POS. Fork it if you want to adapt it for your market.
Open repositoryOpen source repository
FloCafe is a free, MIT-licensed restaurant POS for cafes, restaurants, cloud kitchens, bakeries, and food trucks. Starring the repository is the fastest way to improve its visibility on GitHub topic pages.
Discovery strategy
GitHub topics are most useful when the topic matches what a real operator or developer is trying to find. FloCafe should optimize for restaurant POS intent first, then use technical tags as supporting metadata.
The strongest discovery tags are point-of-sale, restaurant-pos, cafe-pos, free-pos, kds, kitchen-display, billing-software, self-hosted, offline-first, thermal-printer, sqlite, electron, and typescript.
On GitHub topic pages, a few stars can move FloCafe above a cluster of similar projects. That makes the project easier to discover for the next operator looking for a free restaurant POS.
Star the repositoryHow to help
Star FloCafe if you want more operators to find a free, open-source restaurant POS. Fork it if you want to adapt it for your market.
Open repositoryInstall the latest build, load a real menu, test printers and KDS, then report what blocked your workflow.
View releasesThe best issues describe the business type, order flow, hardware, tax region, and exact point where service slows down.
Create an issueFor developers
Useful public activity improves trust. Small, well-described fixes, printer compatibility notes, screenshots, translations, and documentation updates all make the repository look alive to people evaluating it for a real business.
No sales call. No card.
Install it, load a real menu, and run a full service before you trust it with a Friday night.
FAQ
Stars help more cafe, restaurant, cloud kitchen, bakery, and food truck operators discover a free open-source POS when they search GitHub topic pages.
Yes. FloCafe is MIT licensed and the source code, issue tracker, releases, and contribution history are public on GitHub.
Real workflow feedback, printer compatibility notes, bug reports with reproduction steps, documentation improvements, translations, and focused pull requests help the project most.