The bridge
It sits between the printer and your network, draws about as much power as a phone charger, and has no moving parts. Plug it in once and forget it's there.
What it does on its own
Recognises the printer
Reads model, serial and USB id, then picks the driver. You don't select a driver anywhere.
Holds the connection open
An outbound websocket that reconnects by itself. No inbound ports, no firewall rules, no VPN.
Keeps printing offline
Its own server answers on the local network, so the till beside it keeps working when the internet doesn't.
Updates itself
New firmware arrives over the air. If a version can't reach the server, it rolls back to the one that could.
Specifications
| Connection | Wifi 2.4 GHz, or Ethernet with an adapter |
| Printers | USB host, two printers per bridge |
| Protocols | ESC/POS and DYMO LabelWriter |
| Setup | Bluetooth pairing from the app, or a code on the case |
| Firmware | Updates over the air, with automatic rollback |
| Local mode | Own HTTP server on your network when the line drops |
| Power | USB-C, about 1 watt idle |
| Hosting | Our server, or your own |
What it costs
Pricing isn't published yet. If you're weighing this up for a shop, a chain or your own software, get in touch and we'll talk about what makes sense for your situation.