An offline-first point-of-sale — it rings sales, credits every booth, and settles payouts even when the internet doesn't.
A one-time license, no subscription — pricing lives in the shop. Already own it? Your installers live in your account.
The register — scan-first, vendor-aware, and offline-ready out of the box.
Every sale rings against a local database on your own PC. A dead-Wi-Fi basement mall still takes the sale, prints the receipt, and keeps the day's totals.
Sold items credit their booth automatically. Close a period into payout statements, mark vendors paid, and print each booth's statement — payouts floor at $0, so Inky never says a vendor “owes” you.
A second screen for the customer's side: the running sale live, honest “you saved” lines, and QR codes for your own Venmo, Cash App, or PayPal with the total prefilled. Money never routes through Inky.
Schedule a store-wide or per-booth sale and checkout applies it. Add age tiers — “after 60 days, 25% off,” consignment-only if you want — and stale stock keeps moving without re-tagging.
Sell-through, dead-stock aging with the dollars tied up on the shelf, a vendor leaderboard with days-to-sell, and a heatmap of your busy times.
Registers sync in real time, any computer you sign in on loads the store, and vendors check their own booth from home — fewer “how did I do this week?” calls.
Everything runs on your PC. Inky only phones home for updates — and that never blocks the register.
Cash, card, check — you take payment your way, and even the scan-to-pay QR codes point at your own accounts. Inky records the sale; you get paid.
Runs on Windows & Mac — installers unlock with your license, in your account. Selling online too? Online pricing.