The order travels from the floor to the kitchen, with no internet.
Sened runs your restaurant from your own device: orders, kitchen display, inventory, expenses and reports. Waiter and kitchen devices connect over the restaurant's local network, and the data never leaves the restaurant except in a backup you choose to make.
This is how the kitchen sees orders: ticket number, table, items, and how long they have waited.
What it does
A full day of restaurant operation
From opening the floor to closing the till. The tag on the right shows where each part runs.
Orders and till
Take the order, handle tables and takeaway, payment and invoice, and close the day.
on the device
Kitchen display
The ticket reaches the cook the moment it is entered, and moves between New, Cooking and Ready.
local network
Inventory and purchases
Quantities, materials and suppliers, so you know what ran out before the cooking stops.
on the device
Expenses and reports
Operating costs, the day's sales and profit, in reports you can read and print.
on the device
Staff accounts
Each employee gets an account and the permissions the owner sets, and sees nothing beyond the job.
owner sets it
Backup and restore
A local copy always, and a copy in Google Drive if you choose to link your account.
optional
Interface language
Arabic with a right-to-left interface, English, and French — chosen in the store settings.
three languages
Inside the app
Screens from a running copy, not mock-ups
These are captures of Sened running a demo store called Harbor Grill, in its English interface. The same app runs in Arabic right-to-left and in French. Tap any screenshot to open it full size.
Point of saleItems grouped by category, the order type set to dine in, takeaway, delivery or online, and the cover count, table and total updating with every line.The day's dashboardToday's sales, net profit, running orders and average order value, with a breakdown of what was deducted — and a plain warning when items sold have no recorded cost.Kitchen displayFour columns a ticket moves through: Waiting, Preparing, Ready, Delivered. Each ticket carries its number, time, order type and table.Floor planTables are dragged into place on the floor map, and each colour states the table's status: available, occupied, reserved, cleaning or held.Inventory and purchasesEvery ingredient has its unit, quantity on hand and low-stock threshold, and anything below it turns red. Purchases, recipes, stock movements and expenses sit alongside.Accounts and permissionsA matrix showing what each role may do, line by line: owner, manager, cashier, server, and the chef on the kitchen display.The server app on a phoneIt opens in the browser on the server's phone over the restaurant's network, with nothing to install. Pick the table, add the items, and the order reaches the kitchen.
Setup
Three steps, with no server and no monthly subscription
01Install Sened on the restaurant's deviceThat device becomes the data centre: orders, items, inventory and reports all live there.
02Connect the waiter and kitchen devicesThey reach the restaurant's device over the local network you set up, not over the internet.
03Turn on backupA local copy is enough to start; add a Drive copy whenever you want protection beyond the device.
Google Drive permissions
What Sened asks of your account, and why
Linking is optional and is requested only if you decide to turn on cloud backup. Sened then asks for the narrowest scope that does the job — nothing more.
Scope
What it allows
Why Sened needs it
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Access only to files Sened created, or that the user opened through it
Upload a database backup, list previous backups, download a selected backup to restore
Reading your other Drive files
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Not needed, and not requested
Google data for other purposes
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Never used for advertising, never sold, never transferred, never used to train models
The backup screen inside the appThe local backup, the database export and the restore all work without a Google account. Linking Drive is a single button below them, asked for only if you want it, and the backup history appears once it is on.
What you should know: a backup file holds the restaurant's full data. Protect the Google account with a strong password and two-step verification, and never share backup links. You can disconnect from the app's settings at any time.
No. Daily operation runs on the local network. Internet is needed only to upload a backup to Google Drive or restore one.
Do I need a Google account?
No. A Google account is needed only for a backup in the cloud. Without it, backups stay local.
Where is the restaurant's data stored?
In a database on the device you control. Sened does not send your restaurant's data to a server of ours or to any third party.
What happens if the device fails?
Data is restored from the most recent backup: local, or from Drive if linking is on. Test a restore from time to time — an untested backup is not a backup.
How do I delete my data?
The data is on your device and in your own Drive account, and you can delete it yourself at any time. For any privacy request, write to our support address.
