Every other till rents you the counter. logi-ciel's is bought once and yours to keep — it sells, prints and verifies with no monthly meter and no server of ours in the loop. Subscribe only to the parts that genuinely run on our servers.
Beta Retail is the base till — included in the perpetual licence, open for testing now.
Coming soon Phone shop is the next edition: IMEI capture, repair tickets, trade-ins.
Coming soon Café edition is on the roadmap: tables, tabs, split bills, kitchen orders.
How this is sold
Shopify, Lightspeed and Odoo are subscription-only: stop paying and the till stops ringing. We split it where the line honestly falls — what runs on your hardware, you buy; what runs on ours, you rent.
Runs on your counter. Works if we vanish.
Only what genuinely needs our servers. Cancel and the till keeps working.
Trade editions
The base retail till suits any shop that sells things off a shelf. When your trade has its own vocabulary, the edition for it speaks that vocabulary — same till, same perpetual licence, bought once.
The base till, included in the licence. Catalogue and variants, barcodes, discounts and refunds, cash drawer, shift open/close and Z-reports.
The next edition in build. IMEI and serial capture, per-unit stock, repair tickets from intake to collection, trade-ins with condition grading, and warranty tracking.
Tables and a floor plan, tabs, course and seat handling, split bills, modifiers, and orders sent through to the kitchen.
Pharmacy, salon and bakery editions are sketched but unscheduled — if one of those is your trade, tell us and it moves up the list.
In the beta today
Not a roadmap — this is what installs and runs right now. Everything still to come is marked as such, here and on the features page.
Products, variants, categories, multiple barcodes per item, stock levels and adjustments, low-stock alerts.
Cart with line and order discounts, refunds, voids, hold and resume, split tender, cash drawer with open and close counts.
Configurable VAT with per-jurisdiction invoice rendering, and EUR formatted the way Estonia writes it — 48,00 €.
X and Z reports, shift open and close, sales and inventory reporting, and a local audit export.
Users, roles and permissions, so a Saturday assistant cannot void yesterday's takings. Basic customer records.
ESC/POS receipt printing (58 and 80 mm) and HID barcode scanning are built in. We are validating them against a bench of real hardware now — if you have an unusual printer or drawer, name the model.
Why you can check us
Every sale is written to an append-only log, hash-chained to the one before it and signed with an Ed25519 key that never leaves your machine. Change one historic line and the chain stops verifying.
The library that verifies it, libledger, is open source under
Apache-2.0. Your accountant can audit your books without our permission,
our servers, or our continued existence.
A SHA-256 chain over every entry. Deletions and edits become detectable, not merely discouraged.
The signing key is generated on the till and protected by the OS keystore. We never hold it.
The till does not report your trading back to us. Sync is something you switch on, not something you opt out of.
The services that do run on our servers run inside the EU, under GDPR, on infrastructure we operate.
Selling in Estonia
Estonia does not run a fiscalisation regime — no certified cash registers, no POS type-approval, no live reporting to the tax authority. A vendor selling you a "fiscally certified" till for Estonia is selling you something that does not exist here. You are free to choose on merit.
Since 1 July 2025 any customer registered as an e-invoice recipient can require a structured e-invoice from you, and a general B2B mandate is expected around 2027. We do not issue e-arve yet — it is on the roadmap as a subscription add-on, and we would rather tell you than let you find out.
Straight answers
The till keeps working. It is installed on your hardware, the licence verifies offline against a key already embedded in the app, and your sales ledger is a local file in a documented, openly verifiable format. You would lose the subscription services — online shop, sync, backup — and nothing else. That is the main reason the licence is perpetual rather than rented.
Yes — download it, run your shop on it, pay nothing. Launch prices are announced at 1.0. We are not publishing indicative numbers before then, because we would rather say nothing than say something we have to walk back.
No. The till is a complete product on its own and always will be. The storefront is for shops that want one catalogue and one stock count behind both the counter and the website — and when it ships it will be cancellable at any time without touching the till.
The till is the system of record, not a cache of a cloud database. It reads and writes locally, so a dropped connection is a status chip and not a stopped queue. Estonia's connectivity is excellent, so this is insurance rather than a daily rescue — but it is also the reason no monthly payment is required to keep selling.
Windows and Linux on x86-64 today; the download page lists exact versions and requirements. Native Debian packages, ARM64 and a locked-down kiosk mode for POS terminal hardware are on the roadmap.
The beta is a complete till, free, with no account and no card. If it does not suit your shop, you have lost a download.
