RestOS was built in Tashkent in 2026. I wrote it, I install it, and when something breaks you talk to me — not to a support department.
A café in Tashkent runs its till in one program, its stock in a second, its delivery orders on three tablets, and its real numbers in a notebook. Nothing talks to anything. At the end of the month the owner still does not know what a dish actually costs.
RestOS is one connected system instead: till, kitchen, stock, delivery and finance on the same spine. Every sale deducts the ingredients. Food cost is a number you can look at today, not a guess you settle after a stock count.
It is a new product — it went live in 2026, and it runs in a small number of venues in Tashkent. I am not going to pretend otherwise. What those venues get in exchange is the thing below.
Not a reseller, not a first-line agent reading a script. The person who wrote the code is the person who answers you, and he can change the code.
I import your menu, set up your stock, and train your staff in your venue. I am there on the day you go live, not a partner you have never met.
Telegram and a phone number that reach me directly. No ticket queue standing between you and a fix.
If you run a venue in Tashkent and want to see whether this fits, write to me. I will answer you, not a bot.