The kiosk your customers will actually love using.
Order June is a self-order iPad kiosk built for cafés, restaurants, and food trucks on Square. Tap. Pick. Pay. The whole flow in under thirty seconds — with photos, modifiers, loyalty, and tap-to-pay from the same screen.
The flow
Thirty seconds from walk-up to “see you in a sec.”
Every pixel is doing work. No clutter, no surprise, no cognitive overhead. Here’s what a customer actually sees.
Step 01
Browse the menu
Photo-forward grid. Category sidebar or top tabs — the owner picks the layout. Sold-out items fade gently; allergen badges show at a glance.
Step 02
Build the order
Tap an item. Required modifiers come first. Sizes, milks, temperatures, special requests. Dietary filters match what’s on the shelf.
Step 03
Review the cart
The live cart rail runs down the right side the whole time. Adjust quantities with gentle +/– steppers. Promo codes and loyalty fit right in.
Step 04
Pay, done
Tap Checkout. Tap or insert the card on the Square Reader. Apple Pay works. Tips and service charges handle correctly — tips to the staff, service charges to the business.
Order number on the screen. Receipt by email, text, or print. Fifteen seconds later the attract screen is back and the next person is ordering.
What’s different
Six things that make the flow feel calm, fast, and fair.
Most self-order kiosks are point-of-sale software bolted to a big iPad. Order June is a product built for the walk-up.
Real-time sold-out sync
Mark a drink sold out on your Square dashboard. It disappears from every kiosk in the room within a second. No polling, no refresh, no "oops, the blueberries are gone."
Loyalty that signs people up from the kiosk
Type your phone. If you’re a member, points attach. If you’re not, the kiosk asks if you want to sign up in one tap. Square Loyalty accounts created in seconds.
Dietary filters customers actually trust
Vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free, nut-free, halal, kosher — tagged on every item. Filter the menu. Allergy callouts print on the kitchen ticket automatically.
Kitchen tickets your staff can read at a glance
Sticky thermal printers. The customer’s name or table number in huge bold type. Modifiers as bullets. Allergy blocks inverted. Die-cut labels align.
Tips go to staff. Service charges go to the business.
Most kiosk software gets this wrong. Order June routes customer-chosen tips through Square’s tip field — they land in your staff tip pool, not your revenue. Mandatory service charges stay separate.
Fast when the Wi-Fi isn’t
Menu lives locally on the iPad. Orders queue if the network hiccups. A rough morning at the café doesn’t become a rough morning at the counter.
For the owner
Run the whole room from your phone.
Connect your Square account. Your menu syncs in under thirty seconds. Every change you make in Square flows to every kiosk. When you need to override — raise a price just at one kiosk, rename an item, hide a drink for the afternoon — do it from anywhere. Your Square catalog stays untouched.
- Pair new iPads in 10 seconds.
- Override prices, names, photos — per kiosk or across the room.
- 86 an item from your phone; it disappears instantly.
- See each kiosk’s live status + today’s sales.
- Roll a bad edit back with one tap.
- Invite staff with scoped roles — cashier, manager, owner.
Built to be trusted with your customers’ cards and your crew’s tips.
Payments go through Square. Card data never touches our servers. OAuth tokens encrypted at rest. Every admin change written to an append-only audit log. No ads, no data resale, ever.
Set one up in your cafe.
Bring your Square account. Bring an iPad. Thirty seconds to pair, thirty seconds to sync. The kiosk that’s behind our own counter is the kiosk you’ll ship next week.