Tabzy
QR-code POS for restaurants - split & pay bills in 30s
What it does
Tabzy is an all-in-one restaurant operating system built for German gastronomy: a high-speed POS, a Kitchen Display System (KDS), and QR-code bill splitting that lets guests split and pay their bill in under 30 seconds - no app download required. It's fully TSE-compliant (Germany's fiscal cash register law) and includes AI-driven inventory restock so kitchens don't run out mid-service. Built by a two-person founding team in Heilbronn, Germany.
Tabzy lets guests pay by QR code in your restaurant: scan, split the bill and pay in under 30 seconds - no app needed, GDPR-compliant POS.
A permanent QR-code checkout system built for German restaurants. Guests scan, view live tables, split shares by item, tip, and pay instantly. No app required, no wait times. Founded in July 2026 by Yahia Taha & Đorđe Vidaković, Tabzy was built to unify POS, QR table bill-splitting, and real-time kitchen workflows for modern independent restaurants. Faster table turnovers, higher waitstaff tips - and KassenSichV compliance in progress. Guests scan the permanent QR stand and pay in under 30 seconds via Apple Pay, Google Pay, or credit card. Each guest selects their exact ordered items or splits the total balance evenly. Tabzy is your complete POS system. Payments and orders process directly…from tabzy.de
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