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A POS only sees
the counter.

Eveyla sees the whole business. Counter sales, online orders, stock, the credit book and the day's money, running in one place on the phone already in your pocket. A POS system built in the Maldives, MVR 299 a month, no commission on anything you sell.

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Orders
14
Made today
MVR 8,120
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Mariyam #1043
Chiffon dress · Pickup
NewPaidMenu link
850
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Aminath #1042
Satin wrap dress · Delivery to H. Vaijeheyge
PreparingSlip to confirmWhatsApp
1,240
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Ibrahim #1041
Silk scarf, Tote bag · Walk-in
CashCounter
620
CounterThu 14 Aug
1Silk scarf380
2Scrunchie set190
1Tote bag240
Charge810
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Data dropped. Sales keep recording and upload when it returns.
The honest comparison

Most POS software stops at the drawer.

A till was designed for a shop where every customer walks in. That is not how a Maldivian business runs any more. Half the orders arrive in a chat, half the money arrives as a transfer slip, and a good share of it is still owed to you.

A normal till

Built for 1998, sold in 2026
Rings up the person standing in front of it
Prints a receipt the customer throws away
Counts the drawer once, at close
Lives on one counter, in one shop
Needs hardware, a licence and someone to come install it
Leaves the chat orders, the credit book and the stock list exactly where they were

Eveyla

One system, the whole business
Rings up the walk-in and the order that came in on WhatsApp at 11 pm
Sends a live link the customer follows until it reaches the door
Counts sales, spending, credit and profit while you serve
Works from the counter, from home, from the island, from the ferry
Opens in the browser. Nothing to buy, nothing to install
Puts the chat orders, the credit book and the stock list on the same screen
Everything included

One business, five notebooks.

The till roll. The Viber thread. The stock list you keep in your head. The book with who owes you what. The spreadsheet nobody updates. Eveyla is all five, and they finally talk to each other.

Counter

Ring up walk-ins on any phone, tablet or laptop. Cash, transfer slip or credit. Keeps recording when the data drops and catches up when it returns.

Orders

WhatsApp, Viber, your menu link and the counter all land on one live board. New, paid, packed, sent. Nothing lost between the till and the chat.

Catalogue

One price list everywhere. Sizes, variants, stock counts, sale prices, MVR and USD. Send a photo of your old price list and Eveyla types it up for you.

Money

Money in, money out, what is left. Logged spending, profit for the month, GST with your TIN. Nothing to reconstruct on the last day of the month.

Credit book

The notebook, except it adds up. Who owes what, since when, and a record both sides can see. No arguments at the end of the month.

Customers

Every order attached to the person who made it. Who buys most, who has not come back, who to message when the new stock lands.

Storefront

Your own link, your own colours, your own domain. Listed in the Eveyla directory so new customers find you without you paying for the click.

Staff

Give the counter a login without handing over the money screens. Add a seat when you hire, remove it when the season ends.

Not translated. Built here.

Made for how business actually works in the Maldives.

Loads on Dhiraagu and Ooredoo mobile data, including on an island with one bar of signal.
Bank transfer slips attach to the order itself, not to a chat thread you scroll through later.
Cash on delivery, ferry departure island and doorstep surcharge are built in, not bolted on.
GST with your TIN, zero-rated items handled per product, and a report you can hand straight over.
Price in MVR or USD, so resort guests and local customers see the number that makes sense to them.
Support answered here, by the people who built it, in Dhivehi or English.
Who runs on Eveyla

Not only cafés.

Eveyla started with food. It did not stay there. If you sell something and people order it, the shape of the day is the same: take the order, take the money, get it out the door, know where you stand.

Cafés and restaurantsIsland shops and kadesHome kitchensBakeriesCake and dessert studiosOnline boutiquesClothing and abaya sellersJewellery makersCraft and gift sellersSkincare and beauty brandsTailors and alteration shopsGuesthouse and resort F&BTakeaways and grillsFresh produce and fish sellersHardware and general storesSellers of codes, vouchers and digital items

If you take orders in a chat, write the total on paper, and keep a separate book for who still owes you, then you are already running the business Eveyla was built for. You are just running it by hand.

Why it feels different

Nothing to buy. Nothing to wait for.

The last generation of business software arrived in a box, with a licence key and an engineer. This one arrives in a browser tab.

01

Sign up tonight, sell tomorrow morning

No terminal to buy, no visit to book, no deposit. Fourteen days free with no card on file, and if it does not suit you, you stop.

02

Your catalogue builds itself

Paste your old price list, upload the spreadsheet, or photograph the menu on the wall. Eveyla reads it and creates the items, with prices, ready for you to check.

03

Every screen is made for a phone

Because a phone is what is actually in the shop. The counter, the order board, the credit book and the money page all work one-handed, standing up, in a hurry.

04

Your customer never downloads anything

They tap your link, order in the browser, and follow the order to their door. No account, no app, no reason to hesitate.

05

It improves while you sleep

New features arrive on their own. No version number, no upgrade invoice, no engineer coming to the shop to install anything.

06

The business stays yours

Customers pay you directly. Your customer list, your prices and your payouts never pass through anyone else. Export it whenever you want.

Pricing

One price. Nothing on top.

Most systems charge you more the better you do. This one does not.

Storefront
MVR299
per month · about MVR 10 a day
Or MVR 2,990 for the year, two months free
0
Commission
on sales
0
Per-order
fees
0
Hardware
to buy
Everything above, included
  • Counter POS, with offline selling
  • Online storefront, cart and checkout
  • Live order board and customer tracking link
  • Stock, variants, promos, pre-orders and gift boxes
  • Money book, profit view and GST reports
  • Credit book and customer records
  • Directory listing and one staff seat
Start 14 days free
No card needed. Cancel any time. Stop paying and your shop stays up as a free Listing, with the same link and the same spot in the directory.

Optional: extra staff seats MVR 99 each a month · your own domain MVR 1,999 to set up, then MVR 150 a month.

Straight answers

Questions people actually ask.

Is Eveyla only for cafés and restaurants?
No. Food is where it started, and plenty of cafés and takeaways run on it, but so do boutiques, cake studios, island shops, tailors, jewellery makers, skincare brands and people selling codes and vouchers. If you have items, prices and customers who order, Eveyla fits.
Does Eveyla work as a POS system at the counter?
Yes. Staff take walk-in sales on any phone, tablet or laptop, on the same live board as online orders, so the counter, the kitchen and the delivery rider are all looking at one list. Cash, transfer slip or put it on the customer's credit.
What happens when the internet drops?
The counter keeps working. Sales record on the device and upload by themselves when the connection returns. Credit sales are the one thing held back offline, because the balance has to be checked against the live book.
Does it need special hardware?
No. Eveyla runs in the browser on the devices you already own. No dedicated till, no printer required. If you already have a receipt printer, you can still print to it from the browser.
Can it handle bank transfer payments?
Yes, and this is the part most systems get wrong. The customer uploads the slip at checkout and it lands on the order itself. Staff can attach a slip to a walk-in sale too. You confirm it in one tap, and the customer is told automatically.
Does it keep track of who owes me money?
Yes. The credit book records what each customer took, when, and what has been paid back since. Both you and the customer can see the same record, which is usually the end of the argument.
Does it handle GST?
Yes. Add your TIN and rate, mark any zero-rated items at product level, and the GST report is there when you need it. Receipts show the tax back-calculated correctly.
Is there a per-transaction fee?
No. Flat monthly price, no commission on sales, no per-order fee. Customers pay you directly, so nothing is held and nothing is deducted. Your customer list and your payouts stay yours.
Can staff use it without seeing my money?
Yes. Staff seats get the counter and the order board. The money book, profit view and billing stay with the owner. One seat is included, extra seats are MVR 99 a month each.
I am not good with technology.
If you can post a story, you can run Eveyla. Setup is four steps, and you do not have to type your items in: send your old price list as text, a spreadsheet or a photo, and Eveyla builds the catalogue for you to check.
Does it work from the islands?
Yes. Eveyla is built to load fast on island mobile data, and the board is the same whether you open it in Malé or on an island. Ferry departure island and doorstep delivery are part of checkout, not an afterthought.

Start at the counter.
Keep the whole business.

Fourteen days free, no card. Then MVR 299 a month, or MVR 2,990 for the year.

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