About
A point of sale built where it is used.
Debian POS is the till and back office for Kenyan retailers who have outgrown a notebook and a calculator, made in Nairobi alongside a shop that runs on it every day.
What we hold ourselves to
Six promises.
Built in a working shop
Every screen is used at Bike Yard before it reaches yours. If it slows the counter down, it changes.
Prices you can read
Plans in shillings, published here, with what each allows. No quotes on request, no setup surprises.
Made for Kenyan trading
M-Pesa checked with Safaricom, a till that sells offline, VAT set per shop, receipts in Kiswahili.
Your data, kept in Africa
Each shop's records are walled off from every other's, stored in Cape Town and backed up daily.
Straight about what's ready
What this site says the product does, it does today. What is coming, such as KRA eTIMS, is marked as coming.
Quick to start
Load your products from a spreadsheet, set up your branch and ring up your first sale the same afternoon.
Where it started
Bike Yard's own system, opened to every shop.
Debian POS began as the back office of Bike Yard Kenya, a motorcycle safety gear shop in Donholm. It is now rebuilt so any shop can run on it, each with its own records, branches and staff.
Open your shop on Debian POS today.
Set up your branch, load your products and ring up your first sale in an afternoon. 30 days free, no card.