viv9 is a restaurant point-of-sale system that runs entirely on one computer inside your restaurant, over your own Wi‑Fi — no cloud account required to take an order. The counter PC, the tablets in servers’ hands, and the kitchen screen all speak to the same brain, so a price, a modifier, or a void looks the same no matter which screen rang it. When the internet drops, service does not: orders queue locally and replay themselves the moment connectivity returns. Every screen, including the kitchen display, switches between English and Spanish per terminal, permanently — not a one-time setup step. There is no monthly login screen and no card-processing cut; viv9 does not process payments, so you keep the processor you already use. It is built for independent restaurants that want one system for the floor, the counter, and the kitchen without renting their own data back from a vendor. A pizza-and-sub profile turns on a pickup & delivery dispatch board, a driver role, half-and-half pricing and a sub builder on the same system.