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MacPOS v25 available

MacPOS v25 v25 runs on  Intel or Apple Silicon processors capable of running  macOS 11 - macOS 15 .  v24 available which will run on OSX 10.14 and 10.15 If you have an existing MacPOS license, contact us and we can provide instructions to setup a copy of your existing MacPOS Database folder to work with a Trial version. MacPOS Express - single user version, some features not available.   MacPOS Pro -  single and Multi-user in a LAN (local area network).  See the MacPOS  website  for more information and to compare versions.
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SKYePOS.com

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Point-of-Sale Everywhere  Seamless integration with MacPOS and the ability to access your items, contacts, sales totals,  transaction journal and more, anywhere and at any time using your mobile phone, tablet or desktop computer. If you're interested in more information, contact us at sales@macpos.com
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macOS 10.14 Mojave

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The latest version of the MacOS, Mojave 10.14 has been released. Our testing has not turned up any incompatibilties with MacPOS and Mojave. However, we recommend that you don't update your Macs running MacPOS or any file servers/sharing Mac to the latest macOS.  There are no outstanding benefits of Mojave necessitating upgrading at this time. If you do want to update, we recommend that you create a TimeMachine backup first.  Then should you decide to update and find that other software on your Mac may be affected by the update, you can reinstall to your backup. First Impressions Our initial use of Mojave after installation was very problematic.  Several apps would launch but the spinning cursor would appear for minutes at a time.  Icons on the Desktop were missing and some apps would not even open. We recall issues like this in previous macOS updates and the problems that were caused by SpotLight as it was actively indexing the drive.  So we w...
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