POS Software in Mombasa, free and open source

Retailers and restaurants in Mombasa are moving to Posnic, a complete POS software that costs nothing and hides nothing. It is open source, runs fully offline on your own computer, and handles sales, inventory and reports without a monthly fee.

Why Mombasa businesses choose Posnic

Your data stays yours

Everything lives in a local database you control, exportable to CSV any day, with a documented sync protocol.

Hardware friendly

Thermal receipt printers, barcode scanners, label printing, weighing scales and cash drawers are all supported.

Works offline, always

Checkout in Mombasa never waits on the internet. Posnic runs on the shop computer, keeps billing through any outage, and syncs later if you use Posnic Cloud.

VAT ready

Configurable tax groups handle VAT with inclusive or exclusive pricing, printed correctly on every receipt.

Your currency, your format

Prices, receipts and reports display in shillings with local number formatting, configured once per store.

Touch and barcode checkout

Scan-and-sell with barcode scanners, or tap through sales on touch screens and tablets. Both are first-class.

Posnic for your business: Grocery · Restaurants · Cafes · Fashion · Pharmacy · Electronics · Hardware

POS Software questions from Mombasa

Is Posnic POS software really free in Kenya?

Yes. Posnic Community Edition is free forever, everywhere including Mombasa. It is open source under AGPL-3.0 with all features included. Posnic Cloud, the optional sync and backup service, is the only paid product.

Does Posnic work offline in Mombasa?

Yes, completely. The software runs on your own computer and needs no internet connection to sell, print receipts or manage stock. Cloud sync, if you use it, catches up automatically when the connection returns.

Does Posnic handle VAT in Kenya?

Posnic uses configurable tax groups, so VAT rates are set once and applied automatically, with inclusive or exclusive pricing and tax-wise report summaries.

Also in Kenya: Nairobi

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