Open source. Local first.

Posnic POS

Run sales, stock and reports from one point-of-sale system.

Use the free desktop edition on your own Windows, macOS or Linux computer. Add browser access when your shop needs it.

No account for the local edition. No trial clock.

  • v1.3.0 betapublished release
  • AGPL-3.0-onlypublic source
  • Cloud optionalfor local use

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Posnic v1.3.0 synthetic cash sale reopened on Windows
Checkout and receiptA synthetic INR 125 cash sale was saved and reopened in v1.3.0 on Windows.Current v1.3.0 evidence screen

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Use it locally. Add cloud when useful.

On the till

Keep the shop computer in charge

Install Posnic on Windows, macOS or Linux. The local edition keeps its database and API on that computer and does not require a Posnic account.

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In a browser

Reach the same shop from elsewhere

Add optional cloud services for browser access, another counter, off-site backup or remote owner workflows. Current service boundaries and prices are published separately.

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Evidence before promises

What was actually verified

Test counts are not customer counts. Open any result to see its exact boundary.

1

One synthetic Windows cash sale

Saved and reopened with external hosts blocked inside Electron.

Scope and limits

Sale S-O2MA-000001 used one item, quantity 1, cash payment and INR 125 total. This was not an operating-system-wide outage, complete shift, power-loss, multi-till, physical receipt or payment-terminal test.

7,953

7,953 API tests passed

Zero failures and 13 skips across 202 passing suites.

Scope and limits

This was the pinned repository's curated Jest suite, not an installed-shop, hardware, hosted functional, Playwright, cloud-service or independent security test. No independent security audit has been commissioned.

53

20 collections and 53 documents restored

A disposable synthetic backup returned matching counts.

Scope and limits

The drill removed a known post-backup item. It was not a production database, failed disk, timed customer recovery or proof that every backup can be restored.

35

35 hardware protocol tests passed

Receipt, report and representative scale paths were checked.

Scope and limits

Receipt widths, ESC/POS bytes, report slips and representative weighing-scale frames passed focused source tests. No physical printer, scanner, drawer, scale, display or payment terminal was connected.

Reviewed against release v1.3.0 and source commit b531ef4. Verify all product facts.

What Posnic is today

Posnic v1.3.0 product, commercial and assurance boundaries
Decision areaCurrent public evidenceBoundary to verify
Releasev1.3.0, released 14 August 2026 and labelled beta in the stable manifest.Use the exact package and checksum; rerun acceptance for a later release.
Local editionZero software price, AGPL-3.0-only source, no trial timer and no required Posnic account.Hardware, setup, support, backup media, updates and downtime still carry cost.
PlatformsPackages are published for Windows x64, macOS Apple Silicon and Intel, and Linux x86_64 or amd64.The recorded runtime workflow was reproduced on Windows x64 only.
Local privacyThe local edition documents no Posnic account, analytics or business-data telemetry.Update checks, first-run database download and owner-enabled integrations can use a network.
CloudOptional paid services are documented for sync, off-site backup and remote dashboards.No hosted-cloud acceptance, real branch sync, failover, load or service-level result was accepted in this review.
HardwareProtocol and standards-based paths are documented for common POS devices.No named retail device is currently presented as physically certified by Posnic.
SecurityThe source publishes a security model, private reporting route and automated tests.No independent security audit has been commissioned.
SupportUrgent, routine and private security contact routes are published.No service level, guaranteed response time or local onsite coverage is claimed.

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Evaluate the workflow, not the feature name

A useful POS decision follows one known transaction from setup to close and recovery. Use the focused owner for each job.

Evidence paths for common point-of-sale decisions
WorkflowStart hereAcceptance question
Sale, return and receiptBilling and record evidenceCan staff reproduce a known sale, return, tax, payment and close on the exact till?
Retail stock controlRetail stock-to-cash ownerDo receipts, sales, returns and adjustments reconcile for a small known item set?
Restaurant serviceRestaurant POS ownerCan table, KOT, payment, exception and close paths complete on installed hardware?
Reports and decisionsPOS report evidenceDo report totals reconcile to known tickets, cash and provider settlements?
Printers, scanners and scalesHardware matrixHas the exact make, model, cable, driver and failure recovery been tested?
Migration and opening dayImplementation scopeAre data, owners, rollback, training, backup and cutover acceptance written down?

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Posnic-branded office workspace
Published Posnic workspaceThis photograph supports brand presence. It is not proof of current legal company status or a local support office in another market.

Publisher: Posnic Innovations Private Limited publishes posnic.com, the Posnic/POS repository and the current release.

Historical company record: DPIIT Certificate DIPP159427 states an incorporation date of 21 July 2016. Its Startup India recognition period ended 20 July 2026, so the site presents it as a historical record rather than a current badge.

Public maintainership: the v1.3.0 release commit identifies Sridhar Bala as its author. Pinned governance states that the project currently has one effective maintainer.

Correction record: the Trust Center discloses a removed company image that failed identity review and explains how factual errors are corrected.

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Posnic POS questions

What is Posnic POS?

Posnic POS is a desktop point-of-sale application published by Posnic Innovations Private Limited. Its public source is licensed AGPL-3.0-only, and the optional paid Posnic Cloud service has separate operating and evidence boundaries.

Is the Posnic local edition free?

The v1.3.0 local edition has a zero software price, no trial timer and no required Posnic account. Hardware, setup, support, backups, updates and downtime can still create operating costs.

Does Posnic POS work without internet?

One Windows x64 cash sale was completed and reopened while external hosts were blocked inside Electron and localhost remained available. That was not an operating-system disconnect, full shift, power-loss, multi-till or payment-terminal test.

Where are the official Posnic source and downloads?

The official source is github.com/Posnic/POS. Official packages, file sizes, SHA-256 checksums and signing limitations are linked from the Posnic download page.

Has Posnic completed an independent security audit?

No. The pinned v1.3.0 security policy states that an independent security audit has not been commissioned.

Who publishes Posnic POS?

Posnic Innovations Private Limited publishes the product, website and official repository. Its historical DPIIT certificate states an incorporation date of 21 July 2016 and a Startup India recognition period that ended 20 July 2026.