Your Devices Share Everything Over the Local Network
Your phones and tablets exchange orders, tables, and bills live over your own network, without going through the internet. Service keeps running even when the neighborhood connection goes down.
Your Devices Talk to Each Other Without the Internet
In a busy restaurant with several servers, each one works from a phone in hand. Trouble starts when the connection weakens: an order taken on the terrace never reaches the kitchen, two servers open the same table, the bill goes missing. The LAN Hub takes the problem from the other end. One of your devices becomes the central point, and all the others connect to it over the house Wi-Fi. Orders, tables, and bills move from device to device in real time, and no data ever needs to leave the restaurant.
- One device acts as the hub, the others connect to it on the local network
- Orders, tables, and bills synced live across every station
- No data leaves the restaurant to move between your devices
- Works on the Wi-Fi you already have, no special hardware
The Saturday Night Rush No Longer Breaks Down
The neighborhood connection rarely drops at a good time. It drops during the match, during the storm, or right when the room is full. With the LAN Hub, your internal network does not depend on the carrier: as long as your devices see the same Wi-Fi, they keep working together. The server takes the order, the kitchen receives it, the cashier collects payment. When the connection comes back, everything that happened syncs up to your account on its own.
- Service keeps running without a break when internet goes down
- Sales made offline sync automatically when the network returns
- No order or payment lost during the outage
An Order Taken in the Room, Seen in the Kitchen at Once
The real gain shows during the rush. A server adds two skewers and a beer to table 6, and the kitchen station shows it within the second, without anyone crossing the room. If a second server opens the same table, they see what was already ordered instead of starting over. Everyone works from the same truth, at the same time.
- Orders appear in the kitchen the moment they are confirmed in the room
- An open table is visible to every server, with no duplicates
- The bill reflects live whatever was added from any station
How It Works in Your Place
Nothing complicated to set up. You pick one device as the hub, a tablet at the counter for example, and let the servers' phones connect to it. The hub holds the memory of the current service and shares it. If the hub shuts off, another device can take over. The LAN Hub is included in the Business plan, built for places where several people ring up and serve at the same time.
- One device set as the hub, the others attach to it
- Another device can take over if the hub stops
- Included in the Business plan
Use Cases
Restaurant With Several Servers
A place with a terrace and a dining room runs four servers on weekends. Each takes orders on a phone, everything lands in the kitchen on one screen, and the cashier watches each table fill up live. Even when the neighborhood connection weakens on a Friday night, service runs without a hitch.
Business in an Area With Frequent Outages
Where power and network do not hold all evening, the owner cannot rely on a register that needs internet to work. The LAN Hub keeps devices synced with each other no matter what, and pushes sales to the central account as soon as the connection returns.
Food Court With Several Order Points
On a food court with several stalls, orders taken all over must converge toward one kitchen. Devices share the same service on the local network, which keeps an order from getting lost between two distant stations.
Key benefits
Service Never Stops
Network outage, storm, saturated neighborhood: your devices keep working together on the local network. You lose neither an order nor a customer because of the carrier.
No More Duplicate Tables
When two servers approach the same table, each sees what was already ordered. No order entered twice, no wrong bill at the end of the meal.
The Kitchen Keeps Up Live
Every dish confirmed in the room appears at the kitchen station immediately. The time between the order and preparation shrinks, especially during the rush.
Your Data Stays With You
Between your devices, everything moves over your internal network. Nothing needs to leave the restaurant for one station to talk to another.
Frequently asked questions
Keep Service Running, Even Without a Network
Try digabloPos and let your devices work together on your own network. Your servers, your kitchen, and your register stay in sync, whatever happens with the connection.