Voice-enabled self-service ordering
Breez supports voice-activated ordering with natural language input, accent handling, and spoken confirmations to reduce touch interactions and speed up checkout.
Cyntra
ReclamarCyntra builds AI self-service kiosks and POS software for checkout, ordering, inventory, and store operations across retail, food service, hospitality, healthcare, fitness, donation, and ticketing.
AI kiosks and POS for self-service operations
Cyntra builds AI-powered self-service kiosks and POS software for businesses that want to automate ordering, checkout, and store operations. The product family shown on the site includes Breez for kiosk-based self-service and Leap for POS, inventory, sales, and order management.
The company positions these tools for retail, food and beverage, hospitality, healthcare, fitness, donation, and ticketing workflows. Across the site, Cyntra emphasizes voice ordering, facial recognition, RFID support, contactless checkout, centralized control for multi-location businesses, and integrations with common POS and enterprise systems.
Core capabilities
Fast checkout workflow
The kiosk flow combines facial recognition, RFID scanning, and contactless payment to support faster self-checkout experiences.
Gamified customer experience
The interface includes gamified elements such as rewards, badges, personalized offers, and curated suggestions to keep the ordering flow interactive.
AI-driven recommendations
Cyntra says its AI can surface product suggestions, cross-sell ideas, and missed-item detection, helping businesses improve basket size and order accuracy.
POS and back-office management
Leap provides inventory control, sales reporting, menu management, and employee tools including role-based access, shift scheduling, and face attendance tracking.
Connected product stack
The site lists integrations with systems such as Clover, Square, NCR, SAP, LS Retail, and delivery aggregators, plus add-ons including KDS, CDS, Swyft mPOS, QR ordering, and analytics.
Practical use cases
Self-service checkout at the counter
Use Breez to let customers place and pay for orders without staff assistance, especially where fast throughput and shorter queues matter.
POS control for store operations
Use Leap to coordinate inventory, sales, menu changes, and order reconciliation across connected channels and locations.
Food and beverage ordering
Use the kiosk flow in restaurants, cafes, or similar venues to support menu browsing, customization, and quicker payment.
Hospitality and guest services
Use the kiosk for check-in, appointments, room-service requests, or similar front-desk workflows where reducing wait times is important.
Public-facing service kiosks
Use Breez for payments, donations, or ticketing flows that benefit from a guided self-service interface and instant confirmation.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Covers both customer-facing self-service and back-office POS workflows in one product family.
- Breez includes multiple checkout inputs and flow options, including voice, facial recognition, RFID, and touch-based ordering.
- Leap adds operational tools such as inventory management, employee permissions, shift scheduling, and order reconciliation.
- The pricing page shows clear plan tiers for different business sizes, including a custom enterprise option.
- The site states US-wide coverage with local support, and also references operations in India and the US.
Cons
- The available evidence is fragmented across product pages, so some implementation details are not fully documented on the public pages provided.
- The site lists integrations and hardware options, but the support level for each integration and device combination is not fully specified in the evidence set.
FAQ
Does Cyntra offer paid plans or custom pricing?
Cyntra’s pricing page shows paid plans for Breez Lite, Essentials, Growth, and Enterprise, with Enterprise available as custom pricing. The page also states that all listed plans include 24 x 7 support, while Enterprise includes 24x7 dedicated support.
Which kinds of businesses is Cyntra built for?
The source evidence describes Cyntra as serving restaurants, retail, hospitality, healthcare, fitness, donation, and ticketing use cases. Breez is positioned for self-service ordering and checkout, while Leap focuses on POS, inventory, sales management, and order routing.
What do Breez and Leap do differently?
The site says Breez supports voice ordering, facial recognition checkout, RFID scanning, contactless payment, and a gamified interface. Leap adds POS workflow features such as inventory control, order reconciliation, employee management, menu management, and dynamic pricing.
What kiosk hardware options are shown on the site?
The pricing page includes a device selection flow with 10" Mini Kiosk, 15" Kiosk, 22" Kiosk, and 32" Kiosk options, along with Counter Top, Wall Mount, and Floor Stand mounts.
Where does Cyntra operate?
The FAQ on the pricing page says Cyntra serves nationwide across all 50 states in the US with expert local support in major hubs. The about page also states the company serves businesses across India and the US.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI self-service kiosks and POS
- Primary products
- Breez, Leap, KDS, CDS, Swyft, SIGNA, Web QR Ordering, Advance Analytics
- Common use cases
- Retail, food and beverage, hospitality, healthcare, fitness, donation, ticketing
- Pricing
- Paid plans shown; Enterprise uses custom pricing
- Support
- 24 x 7 support is listed on the pricing page
- Website
- cyntra.ai