About
Software for the dinner rush
Diner is built by Zyptr in Hyderabad, India.
Most restaurant software is sold on the number of features it lists and judged on how it behaves when forty covers walk in at once. Those are not the same test, and the second one is the only one that matters.
We built Diner around the loop a service actually runs: take the order, fire it, cook it, settle it, close the day. Everything else — menus, roles, branches, tax — exists to make that loop reliable rather than to fill a comparison table.
It is multi-tenant by design, so a single restaurant and a twenty-branch group run the same code. Your data sits in its own isolated schema, not in a shared table with a customer column someone could forget to filter.
How we work
What we hold to
The rush is the spec
Any screen that cannot be driven one-handed, while holding a plate, during the busiest forty minutes of the day, is a screen we got wrong. We optimise for the worst moment, not the demo.
Compliance is not a feature
A POS that produces a tidy-looking but unauditable GST trail has failed at its job. Gapless numbering and snapshotted tax are not upsells — they are in the cheapest plan because they are the point.
Your data stays yours
Export whenever you want, for nothing. We would rather earn the next month than hold your sales history hostage.
We answer our own support
The people who built it read the enquiries. You will not be routed through three tiers to reach someone who can change the thing that is bothering you.
See it on your own menu
Send us your menu and we will load it in, then walk you through a full service — order, fire, settle, close — on a call. Takes about twenty minutes.