Lakasir vs TastyIgniter
Lakasir and TastyIgniter are both point of sale software. Lakasir is open source under GPL-3.0, with 911 GitHub stars. TastyIgniter is open source under MIT, with 3.8k GitHub stars.
Which to pick
- Pick Lakasir when
- A small Indonesian or similar retail business wants a simple free POS on a Laravel server.
- Pick TastyIgniter when
- A restaurant wants its own ordering site instead of paying marketplace commissions.
Side by side
A point-of-sale with products, unit pricing, discounts, purchasing, stock taking, receivables, vouchers, simple accounting and USB thermal printing from the browser.
Online food ordering, table reservations and menu management for restaurants, with multi-location support.
Community and some docs lean Indonesian, and the Flutter mobile app is a separate piece.
Many extensions and themes are paid, and payment setup is on you.
Usable
Production-ready
Self-hosted server and mobile app
Self-hosted server
PHP, Laravel, Filament, Flutter and MySQL
PHP, Laravel and MySQL
Open source, GPL-3.0 (strong copyleft)
Open source, MIT (permissive)
Use inside your business is unrestricted, but anything you distribute that includes it must be released under the same license.
You can build it into a product you sell, as long as you keep its copyright notice.
911 GitHub stars
3.8k GitHub stars
Established: started 6 years ago, latest release 1.1.11.
Established: started 12 years ago, latest release v4.4.5.
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Both sides were judged on 2026-11-03 from each project's README and GitHub data. License, age and popularity lines are worked out directly.