In pilot: the Windows app that keeps your book on the counter PC. Request an install

Record a sale once and every role that depends on it moves with it. Restaurant is open to try; the rest is marked pilot or preview.

How the book is built

  1. Sell. Get paid. Pay people. File with MIRA.

  2. Five views of one operating record, not five systems to reconcile at month end.

  3. Record a sale once. It lands in Today, Sales, Money and Tax together.

  4. The sums are done in the open, and every term names where it came from.

  5. Whatever the business sells, the book underneath is the same.

Record it once. Watch every view move.

This workspace is live. Put a table’s dishes on the ticket and record it: the one sale reaches Today, Sales, Money and Tax on the same frame, and every tab carries its figure, so you can watch all of them move. Then try the same operating core in any of the ten interface systems the product ships with.

Lumera Kitchen & Bar Friday service Interface Live
Sales todayMVR 129,60096 orders, 142 covers
Cash in handMVR 24,300in the drawer
Owed to youMVR 1,087,0006 accounts open
GST this periodMVR 84,000for the MIRA 205 worksheet

Needs you today

  • Fehi Traders is 91 days late on MVR 285,000Money
  • Two purchase invoices are waiting for approvalBuying
  • MRPS contribution file to preparePeople

One ticket, recorded once. It lands in Today, Sales, Money and Tax together, and the GST is taken out of it rather than added to it.

Lumera Kitchen & Bar

Ticket 97Table 12, 2 guests

  • 2Ribeye 10oz1,170.00
  • 1Margherita262.00

TotalMVR 1,432.00

GST inside106.07

Net sale1,325.93

Paid in cash

Illustrative data for a fictional business. The arithmetic is real: GST is taken out of a GST inclusive ticket at the general rate, not added on top, and the Money view ranks what you are owed by expected credit loss, not by age.

A management system that does the sums, and shows them.

Preview: Empire AI

Recording the work is the easy half. The half that decides whether a business survives is reading the record back: which customer is actually going to cost you, what the GST really comes to, whether payroll clears. The workspace above does that arithmetic in the open on illustrative data and names where every term came from. In the product it belongs to Empire AI, which is still a preview: the screen exists, the workflow does not.

  1. Every figure starts in your ledger

    Not a sample, not an estimate. What is open on the invoice, what was rung up at the till, what was paid to staff.

  2. The probability comes from age, on one ladder

    Five bands from under thirty days to over a hundred and twenty. The same ladder for every customer, so no account gets a private number.

  3. Recovery reflects what actually secures the account

    A deposit, a retention or a personal guarantee changes loss given default, and the desk says which one it used.

  4. It drafts. You decide.

    In the showroom, on illustrative data, the risk receipt drafts a chase and waits for your approval, and the approval is logged.

Expected loss, drawn

At today’s ledger

Expected across the six accounts

Stress it

The six accounts from the Money view, drawn with the identity above. Across: probability of default, read off the age ladder. Up: what the account would cost if it defaulted. Every level of expected loss is a curve; an account above the blue one ranks high, above the grey one medium. Pull a lever here or in the workspace and both move. Illustrative data.

What it runs, labelled line by line.

Sell. Get paid. Buy and stock. Pay people. File with MIRA. See the truth.

  • Livebuilt and demonstrable today
  • Previewthe screen exists, the workflow does not
  • Pilotbeing built now, not yet installable

Sell

  • Point of saleLive
  • Kitchen ticketsLive
  • TablesLive
  • Invoices and quotesPilot

Get paid

  • Receipts and receivablesPilot
  • Bank statement import and matchingPilot

Buy and stock

  • InventoryPreview
  • PurchasesPilot

Pay people

  • Payroll with MRPS, EWT, Ramadan allowance and minimum wagePilot
  • Leave and attendancePilot

File with MIRA

  • GST worksheets 205 and 206Pilot
  • Compliance calendarPilot

See the truth

  • ReportsPreview
  • Book HealthPilot
  • The RoadPilot
  • Missions, three a dayPilot
Try every live line in the Restaurant demo

One service. One continuous state.

Seat a table, build the order, fire it, cook it, take payment. The Restaurant workspace runs that whole loop in public right now, and every screen here is the same operating state seen from a different job.

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The Point of Sale screen with a menu search, an order being built, and modifier choices on the selected item.
Restaurant, Point of Sale. Illustrative data.
The Kitchen screen showing a queue of fired tickets with individual lines in cooking and ready states.
Restaurant, Kitchen. Illustrative data.
The Tables screen with a floor plan across three zones and per table state and running totals.
Restaurant, Tables. Illustrative data.
The Tickets screen listing service tickets grouped by fired, cooking and ready state.
Restaurant, Tickets. Illustrative data.

Manager

Starts at Command

Every screen in the Restaurant build, from net sales, covers and average ticket to the kitchen queue, the oldest ticket and payment mix.

Server

Starts at Point of Sale

Point of Sale, Tables and Tickets, to build and fire orders, seat covers and follow each ticket through the kitchen.

Chef

Starts at Kitchen

Kitchen and Tickets, to filter by station, complete a line and bump a whole ticket.

Interface systems

Ten ways to look. One operational core.

Each system has its own typography and motion treatment, and the operational core underneath stays the same. Switch it in the workspace above and not a number moves.

The Command screen in the Cobalt Cut interface system.
Cobalt Cut
The Command screen in the Monochrome interface system.
Monochrome
The Command screen in the Nightshift interface system.
Nightshift
The Command screen in the Verdant Ledger interface system.
Verdant Ledger
The Command screen in the Gallery Ink interface system.
Gallery Ink
The Command screen in the Tideglass interface system.
Tideglass
The Command screen in the Nocturne interface system.
Nocturne
The Command screen in the Violet Ledger interface system.
Violet Ledger
The Command screen in the Aurora Mint interface system.
Aurora Mint
The Command screen in the Cloudline interface system.
Cloudline

One book under every kind of shop.

Shapes it takes

The system takes the shape of the business. These are illustrative workspaces, not twelve shipped products: one core book, configured for the work in front of it.

Restaurant is built end to end and open to try in the demo. Every other entry on the wall is illustrative.

  • Live demoRestaurant or cafe
  • Guesthouse
  • Resort or hotel
  • Retail or wholesale
  • Salon and services
  • Grocery and minimart
  • Construction and fitout
  • Clinic and pharmacy
  • Marine and logistics
  • Workshop and garage
  • Professional services
  • Something else?Tell us how yours runs

The book in four numbers

Book health

In pilot

The game is about the book, not the business.

Book Health scores how complete your record is, with the denominators visible, so a shop taking MVR 20,000 a month can score 100 and a large one can score 40. The Road shows two distances: how far your recorded revenue is from the MVR 500,000 line described in the pilot terms, and the next MIRA event on its own statutory footing. Three tasks a day, each one a real record, each one complete only when the book proves it.

No points. No coins. No streaks. No badges. No leaderboards. No reward for selling more. Nothing is unlocked by agreeing to share data.

Your book stays on your counter PC.

Empire OS installs on the shop computer and keeps the book of record there, so the till works when the internet does not.

In pilot: Windows app; request an install

Windows first. During the pilot the install is by request and we do it with you at the counter. Nothing on this page is downloadable yet.

  • Shop PC

    The book of record is a file on the shop PC.

  • Cloud copy

    An encrypted copy goes to the cloud, so a dead disk is not a dead business.

  • Export

    Everything you record is yours to export at any time, free, forever. Reading, exporting and correcting your own records never costs money.

How your data is kept.

  • Your book lives on your device. An encrypted copy is kept in the cloud so you can restore it. You can export everything, free, at any time.

    In pilot: Windows app
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Depth and breadth. Both open now.

Depth

The Restaurant Command screen in the Cobalt Cut interface: net sales, covers, sales through the day, top sellers and the kitchen queue.
Restaurant, Command. Illustrative data.
  • One industry, end to end: seat a table, build the order, fire it, cook it, take payment.
  • Six working surfaces: Command, Point of Sale, Tables, Kitchen, Tickets, Menu and Recipes.
  • Three role views on the same service: Manager, Server and Chef.
Open the Restaurant demo

Breadth

The financial risk desk showing a severity and likelihood radar, a thirteen week forward cashflow projection, and risks ranked by expected impact.
Financial risk desk, in the showroom. Illustrative data.
  • One core, many shapes: ten illustrative industry workspaces on the same operating core.
  • Includes the financial risk desk, with what you are owed ranked by expected loss.
  • A different product state from the Restaurant demo, with every figure illustrative.
Open the showroom

Show us how the business actually runs.

We install it with you at the counter, move a month of your real work through it beside your existing books, and you keep everything you record whether you carry on or not.

Run the whole company on one book.

One operating book for a Maldivian business. Built in Male.