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Parozo — Restaurant, Dhaba & Play-Area Management System with QR Ordering and GST Billing

Parozo is a multi-tenant restaurant management platform built for Indian restaurants, dhabas, cafés and family dining spots. Guests scan the table QR to order, the kitchen sees every KOT live, and GST-correct bills print or go out on WhatsApp — with courts, turf and play areas billed onto the very same bill.

Client: RelieveX Labs· Built by RelieveX Labs, Himatnagar

Parozo – screen designed and developed by RelieveX Labs
Platforms
Android · iOS · Web
Core stack
React 18, Vite, React Router
Industry
Restaurant
Status
Launched

Overview

About Parozo

Parozo is restaurant management software built by RelieveX Labs for Indian restaurants, dhabas, cafés and family dining venues. One platform runs the whole floor: QR table ordering, a live kitchen display, parcel and takeaway counters, play-area and turf booking, GST billing and owner reports, on Android, iOS and any browser.

Unlike generic retail billing, Parozo was designed around how a real restaurant floor works in India. It removes paper KOTs, ends double entry between the kitchen and the counter, keeps GST filing accurate and gives owners an honest view of every rupee that moves through the outlet, without buying a single piece of POS hardware.

Product: Restaurant management system, QR ordering platform and GST billing software

Platforms: Web console, guest ordering page, Android app and iOS app

Built for: Restaurants, dhabas, cafés, cloud kitchens and family restaurants with play areas

Developed by: RelieveX Labs, Himatnagar, Gujarat

How Parozo works, from table to GST return

  1. The guest scans and orders. A QR sticker on the table opens the outlet's branded menu with sizes, add-ons, veg and non-veg marks and chef's recommendations.
  2. The kitchen sees it instantly. The order lands on the kitchen display as a KOT, whether a waiter typed it or the guest sent it.
  3. The floor stays in sync. Waiters, cashiers and managers see every table, parcel token and running court update live.
  4. One bill is raised. Food, parcels and play-area time settle on a single GST-correct invoice, printed or shared on WhatsApp.
  5. The owner downloads the reports. Sales, orders and GST returns come out as filtered reports and formatted Excel workbooks.

Built for the Indian restaurant floor

QR menu ordering without an app

Each outlet receives a branded ordering page on its own subdomain. Guests order from the table, takeaway customers get their own token, and families can book a play area from home, with the owner deciding whether bookings need approval and who may approve them.

Kitchen display and KOT management

The kitchen display replaces paper KOTs. Tickets move through clear stages, single dishes can be cancelled, tickets can follow a family that changes tables, and pay-first tables are held until the money is collected, which suits quick-service counters.

Play areas, turf and game zones on the same bill

Many restaurants on Gujarat highways run a kids' play area, cricket box or game zone. Parozo runs these on a live clock priced per slot or per hour, and the time is billed onto the guest's food bill instead of a second invoice.

GST billing your accountant can trust

Bills follow the outlet's GST registration, switch CGST and SGST to IGST automatically for an out-of-state GSTIN, apply discount limits, service charge, split payments and round-off, and stamp the correct SAC code. Prices and taxes are resolved on the server, so an outdated menu on a phone can never change a bill.

Who uses Parozo

Business typeWhat Parozo handles
Restaurants and fine diningTable service, kitchen display, GST invoices and staff permissions
Dhabas and highway restaurantsFast ordering on staff phones, parcel tokens and simple daily reports
Cafés, bakeries and fast foodPay-first counters, QR menus and quick WhatsApp bills
Family restaurants with play areasFood and play-area time on one bill
Cricket boxes, turf and game zonesSlot and hourly booking on a live clock, with online booking approval
Cloud kitchens and takeaway countersToken-based parcel flow with packing charges
Multi-outlet owners and franchisesOutlet switching from one login and plan-based features

Technology behind Parozo

LayerTechnologyWhy it matters
Owner console and guest pagesReact 18 with ViteFast pages that work on any phone or counter browser
Mobile appsReact Native with ExpoOne codebase for Android and iOS staff apps
Backend and APINode.js, Express, MongoDB, MongooseSecure REST API with multi-tenant data isolation
Real timeSocket.IO and Firebase Cloud MessagingLive floor and kitchen updates plus push notifications
Media and reportsCloudinary and ExcelJSOptimised menu images and multi-sheet GST workbooks
HostingNginx, PM2, wildcard subdomainsA branded page for every outlet on one platform

Results for restaurant owners

  • Paper KOTs and duplicate entry between floor and kitchen eliminated.
  • Food, parcels and play-area charges unified on a single guest invoice.
  • GST return preparation reduced to a formatted Excel download.
  • Guest self-ordering from the table with no app installation.
  • No dedicated POS hardware needed at any outlet.
  • A scalable multi-tenant foundation for onboarding new outlets.

Security and data privacy

  • Role-based access control with per-user grants and explicit denials.
  • JWT authentication and encrypted traffic on every API call.
  • Tenant isolation, so no outlet can read another outlet's data.
  • Bills generated on demand and never parked on third-party storage.
  • Plan and feature limits enforced on the server, not only in the interface.

Build your restaurant software with RelieveX Labs

RelieveX Labs is a software development company in Himatnagar, Gujarat that builds restaurant management software, POS and billing platforms, ERP systems, SaaS products and mobile apps for businesses across India. Parozo shows how we work: we study the real workflow first and then build the software around it.

Planning a restaurant, café or food-service platform? Read our guide to restaurant billing software with QR ordering, KOT and GST, or talk to our team about your project.

What it does

Key features

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Parozo — Restaurant, Dhaba & Play-Area Management System with QR Ordering and GST Billing

Parozo is a multi-tenant restaurant management platform built for Indian restaurants, dhabas, cafés and family dining spots. Guests scan the table QR to order, the kitchen sees every KOT live, and GST-correct bills print or go out on WhatsApp — with courts, turf and play areas billed onto the very same bill.

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Case study

Problem → Solution → Result

01

The problem

Indian restaurants that also run a play area, turf or game zone were being forced to keep two disconnected systems: a restaurant POS for food and a paper register or separate app for the courts. Guests ended up with two bills, staff re-keyed the same order twice, and owners could never see one honest number for the evening. The billing software already on the market made it worse rather than better. Most packages are priced and shaped for city chains, not for a dhaba or a family restaurant on a highway. They assume a counter PC, charge per terminal, hide GST reporting behind a higher tier, and offer no way to let a guest order from the table without installing something. Owners were paying for modules they never opened while still writing KOTs on paper. On top of that, every outlet needed its own public presence — a menu customers could actually reach — and there was no practical way to give a small restaurant a branded ordering page without building a website for each one.

02

Our solution

RelieveX Labs built Parozo as a single multi-tenant platform covering the whole floor, from the guest's phone to the owner's GST return. Guest side. Every outlet is issued its own branded subdomain with its theme colour, photos, social links and live menu. A QR sticker on each table opens an ordering page with no app install: the guest picks dishes with sizes, add-ons and veg or non-veg marks, sees chef's recommendations, and sends the order straight to the kitchen. Takeaway works from the same page with its own token, and play areas can be booked from home with the owner choosing whether bookings need approval and who may approve them. Floor and kitchen. Staff work from React Native apps on Android and iOS or from the browser console. The floor screen shows every table, parcel token and running court in one view with live Socket.IO updates. KOTs move through waiting, cooking, ready and served on a kitchen display built for a wall screen. Tickets can be moved between tables, single dishes cancelled, packing charges waived, and pay-first tables held until the money is in. Play areas on the same bill. Courts, turf and play zones run on a live clock with pause, extend and overtime, priced per slot or per hour, and land on the guest's food bill instead of a second one. Billing and compliance. Bills are raised as a tax invoice, bill of supply or estimate as the outlet's GST registration dictates, with CGST and SGST switching to IGST automatically on an out-of-state GSTIN, SAC codes stamped, discounts capped by policy, service charge, split payments and round-off. Paper is rendered at true 58 mm, 80 mm, A5 and A4 widths with a UPI QR square, and the same bill goes out on WhatsApp as a shareable link. Nothing is stored on third-party media — bills are generated on demand and destroyed after sending. Owner and back office. GST returns come out as multi-sheet Excel workbooks covering rate-wise, B2B, B2C, invoice, line-item, SAC, payment and cancellation views, alongside order and sales reports filtered by date, status and type. A permission engine built from role defaults, per-user grants and explicit denials decides exactly what each waiter, cook, cashier or manager can reach, and plan-level feature flags switch whole modules on per outlet. Stack. React 18 and Vite for the console and guest pages, React Native with Expo for the mobile apps, Node.js, Express and MongoDB behind them, Socket.IO for live updates, Firebase Cloud Messaging for push, Cloudinary for imagery, and ExcelJS for reporting — deployed on a VPS behind Nginx and PM2 with wildcard subdomain routing.

03

The result

Parozo is live and serving real outlets, with the Android and iOS apps prepared for Play Store and App Store release. One bill, one system. Food, parcels and play-area time settle onto a single invoice, so the second register and the double data entry are gone. No paper KOTs. An order reaches the kitchen display the moment it is sent, whether a waiter typed it or a guest scanned the table QR, and its status is visible to the floor without anyone walking to the pass. GST filing stops being a monthly panic. Rate-wise, B2B, B2C and SAC views come out of the system as a formatted workbook rather than being rebuilt by hand from a stack of bills. No hardware to buy. The same system runs on the phone already in a waiter's pocket, on a tablet, or on the counter browser, which is what makes it workable for a dhaba or a single-outlet family restaurant rather than only for a chain. Guests reach a real page. Every outlet has a branded menu and ordering link to put on a sticker, a board or a WhatsApp status, without anyone commissioning a website for it. Owners control access precisely. A cook cannot open takings, a waiter cannot discount beyond the policy, and an owner can grant or revoke any single ability without calling support.

Technology

Tech stack & tools

Expo logo

Expo

Expo is a toolchain and platform built on top of React Native that simplifies mobile app development. It provides pre-configured APIs, faster development workflows, and easy deployment.

React Native logo

React Native

React Native is a framework for building cross-platform mobile applications using JavaScript and React. It allows developers to create native apps for Android and iOS with a single codebase.

Next JS logo

Next JS

Next.js is a React framework that enables server-side rendering, static site generation, and high-performance web applications. It provides built-in SEO optimization, routing, and API handling.

Node JS logo

Node JS

Node.js is a runtime environment that allows developers to run JavaScript on the server side. It is built on Chrome's V8 engine and is widely used for building scalable backend APIs, real-time applications, and microservices.

React JS logo

React JS

React JS is a powerful JavaScript library developed by Facebook for building fast and interactive user interfaces. It uses a component-based architecture and virtual DOM for efficient rendering, making it ideal for modern web applications.

MongoDB logo

MongoDB

MongoDB is a NoSQL database that stores data in flexible, JSON-like documents. It is highly scalable and widely used for modern applications requiring fast performance and dynamic data structures.

Firebase logo

Firebase

Firebase is a powerful Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform by Google that provides real-time databases, authentication, cloud storage, push notifications, and serverless functions. It enables developers to build scalable web and mobile applications quickly without managing backend infrastructure.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Parozo restaurant management software?

Parozo is a complete restaurant management and billing platform for Indian restaurants, dhabas, cafés and family dining venues. It covers QR table ordering, kitchen display, parcel and takeaway tokens, GST-compliant billing, WhatsApp bill sharing, staff permissions and owner reports. Each outlet gets its own branded subdomain and QR menu, and the same system runs on Android, iOS and any browser.

Can Parozo handle a restaurant that also has a play area or turf?

Yes, and this is what sets Parozo apart from ordinary restaurant POS software. Courts, turf, cricket boxes, game zones and party play areas run on a live clock with pause, extend and overtime, priced per slot or per hour. The time bills onto the guest's food bill, so the family leaves with one invoice instead of two, and the owner sees one honest total for the evening.

Do customers need to install an app to order from the table?

No. The guest scans the QR sticker on the table and a branded ordering page opens in their phone browser. They pick dishes with sizes and add-ons, see veg and non-veg marks and the chef's recommendations, and send the order straight to the kitchen. Takeaway orders work the same way with their own token, and play areas can be booked from home.

Is Parozo GST compliant for Indian restaurants?

Yes. Parozo raises a tax invoice, bill of supply or estimate according to the outlet's GST registration, stamps SAC codes, and switches CGST and SGST to IGST automatically when a customer supplies an out-of-state GSTIN. GST returns export as multi-sheet Excel workbooks covering rate-wise, B2B, B2C, invoice, line-item, SAC, payment and cancellation views.

Does Parozo work for a small dhaba or a single restaurant, not just a chain?

Yes. Parozo needs no counter PC and no proprietary hardware — it runs on the phone already in a waiter's pocket, on a tablet, or on a browser. Features are grouped into plans, so a single dhaba pays for table ordering and billing without buying modules built for multi-city chains. Multi-outlet owners can switch between their restaurants from the same login.

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