One live system for the people who run restaurants and the people who supply them.
Wox is an end-to-end restaurant operations platform that unifies four surfaces — a POS terminal, a manager mobile app, an owner web dashboard, and a supplier portal — on a single .NET backend with realtime sync. What happens at the POS at 8:03 PM is reflected on the manager’s phone and the owner’s dashboard within a second.
Services
Timeline
In production • Active development
Surfaces
POS · Mobile · Web · Vendor
Sync
Realtime (~1s via SignalR)
Restaurant groups run on disconnected tools: a POS that doesn’t talk to inventory, manual stock counts, vendor orders over WhatsApp, and reporting stitched together in spreadsheets. Multi-location operators had no single source of truth across front-of-house, back-of-house, and procurement.
We built a single OpenAPI contract with three type-safe clients plus a separately authenticated supplier portal. SignalR hubs propagate live events for notifications, team chat, and vendor updates, so every client invalidates and re-fetches within ~1s. The POS runs on local SQLite for service continuity, the mobile app uses optimistic offline state for counts and receiving, and an AI assistant spans every surface to draft purchase orders, classify invoices, and surface anomalies.
Restaurant Inventory Management Software: A Guide
If your inventory lives in a spreadsheet and your supplier orders live in a text thread, you're paying for the gap every week.
