Installers and apps, with a checksum for each
Windows builds and Android apps for ServeSync — one POS that runs a restaurant, a pharmacy or a mart, with the edition chosen at first run. Every entry carries its real size and SHA-256, read off the build itself, so you can verify a file before you run it on a till.
- 3
- Editions in one build
- 7
- Builds
- 4
- Android apps
- 5
- Served from here
ServeSync POS
v2.0.0Windows till (thin client)
The one to install on a till. Asks once for your server address, then loads the POS from it — restaurant, pharmacy or mart, whichever edition that server runs. Updating the server updates every till.
- Size
- 19.0 MB
- SHA-256
- 0806cf2545a3c313…
Windows all-in-one (Electron)
Bundles the server and its own runtime, for a single shop with no separate server box. Carries all three editions; you pick one at first run.
- Size
- 116.8 MB
- SHA-256
- c5559b69a84551d7…
116.8 MB — too large to serve from this site
Windows server (single file)
The POS server as one executable — no install, no Node. Run it on the shop's PC and point every till and phone at it.
- Size
- 69.2 MB
- SHA-256
- 32c907a92d947b2c…
69.2 MB — too large to serve from this site
Owner app
Every branch's live sales, orders and alerts on a phone.
- Size
- 1.9 MB
- SHA-256
- 74ef56685c30bfe9…
Waiter pad
Table-aware order punching from the floor, with PIN login. Restaurant edition.
- Size
- 1.9 MB
- SHA-256
- 720e9b8eecd12818…
Rider app
Assigned deliveries with navigate, call and status updates. Restaurant edition.
- Size
- 2.0 MB
- SHA-256
- a91931cb7618c497…
Scanner app
Turns a phone into a wireless barcode scanner paired to the till over Socket.IO, for selling and for stock-in. Mart and pharmacy editions.
- Size
- 29 KB
- SHA-256
- 50a79596c376910d…
Check it before you run it
Compare the digest above against the file you downloaded. If they differ, the file is not the one we built — delete it and tell us.
# Windows (PowerShell)
Get-FileHash .\ServeSync-POS-Setup-DotNet.exe -Algorithm SHA256
# macOS / Linux
shasum -a 256 ServeSync-POS-Setup-DotNet.exeTwo things to expect
- Windows will warn you. These builds are not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen shows “unrecognised app”. That is the certificate missing, not a verdict on the file — which is exactly why the checksum is published.
- The Android apps are not on Play. They install from the file, so Android asks you to allow installing from an unknown source once. They are signed with our own release key — certificate CN=ServeSync POS, O=Plutox Tech — so an update replaces the app in place instead of refusing to install over it.
- StaySync and Fleet Flow are not here. They are server applications rather than desktop installs — we deploy those for you. The old PharmaSync and Vendeez installers are gone too: both are now editions of ServeSync, and one build carries all three.