Tickncook is a digital kitchen display system built to replace paper tickets with real-time digital ones. Orders from dine-in, takeaway, and delivery channels are centralized on connected screens across the kitchen, counter, and front-of-house, organized by station and priority so teams can track prep steps and course timing at a glance. Configurable settings and workflows let kitchens tailor routing to their own service style, running on Android tablets, iPads, or touch screens with just an internet connection. Restaurants can be set up in under a day. Integration with Stream is coming soon.
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Tickncook takes the place of handwritten and printed paper tickets, showing every order on a connected screen the moment it comes in. Tickets are organized by kitchen station and priority, so cooks see only what belongs to their section while expo and front-of-house screens track the order as a whole. Prep steps and course management help kitchens pace multi-course orders and keep timing consistent across busy services. With settings for many different workflows, kitchens can configure routing and screen layouts to match their own line setup rather than adapting to a fixed template. Once connected with Stream, order data can flow into this same digital ticket view alongside other channels.
Beyond replacing paper tickets, Tickncook is built to bring dine-in, takeaway, and delivery orders together on the same set of screens, including orders arriving through connected delivery platforms. Service statistics give kitchens visibility into how orders are moving through prep, and a demo mode lets teams preview and train on the system before going live on the floor. The platform runs on common hardware - Android tablets, iPads, or touch screens - with setup the site describes as taking less than 24 hours, plus a 15-day free trial and WhatsApp support. Once connected with Stream, orders routed through Stream can appear on these same consolidated kitchen screens.
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