Talatai™

One catalog. Every surface.

Talatai is the operations platform for shops and restaurants. Your products are defined once, and the screens, the self-service kiosk, the POS and the webshop all read from the same place.

In development · Nordic launch

How it fits together

Change a price, a name or an image once and it changes everywhere at the same moment — on every screen, at the kiosk, at the POS and in the webshop. The delivery and marketplace apps you sell through get the same catalog, with a percentage markup you set for each. There is no second catalog to keep in sync, and no screen left showing yesterday’s price.

Modules

ProductsThe catalog every other module reads from. Combine products into bundles with their own discount, or let customers design their own sets within the rules you set — at the kiosk, the POS or in the webshop.
SignageScreens that update themselves the moment a price does — shelf edge, menu board, window. Lay them out yourself in the built-in designer.
KioskSelf-service, built from the same catalog.
Intelligent checksWarns about likely mistakes in products and settings before a customer sees them — a misspelled product name in any language, or a price out of line with similar products.
IntegrationsReady-made connectors to delivery and marketplace apps, and an open API for your other systems. Access keys you scope and revoke yourself.
POSPoint of sale, reading the same prices as the screens.
ShopWebshop, with no second catalog to maintain.
Device pairingConnects screens, kiosks and POS terminals to your account — hardware you already have, or new. Screens can use quick pairing; kiosks and POS terminals always pair securely. Works with Tizen, Android and most devices with a web browser.

The name

Talat (ตลาด) is Thai for market — which is what every shop and restaurant is, whatever its size.

The last two letters are AI. Both readings are meant.

Get in touch

Talatai is being built now, with the first sites live in Finland and Sweden. If you run a shop or a restaurant and this sounds useful, say hello.

hello@talatai.com