No hardware bridge
The phone prints straight to the thermal printer — nothing to install on a kitchen PC.
Food Service · Labeling
MrTag
A kitchen food-labeling and expiry-tracking system compliant with ANVISA RDC 216. The phone prints directly to thermal label printers — no hardware bridge — with offline-first printing, QR label verification and a multi-tenant product catalog. In production at a restaurant in São Paulo.
- Category
- Food-service labeling
- Compliance
- ANVISA RDC 216
- Printing
- ZPL · direct, no bridge
- Works
- Offline-first
What it does
FeaturesExpiry on device
Shelf-life is computed on the device from the product and storage method, online or off.
QR verification
Every printed label carries a QR code that opens a public verification page.
Multi-tenant catalog
A themeable, multi-tenant product catalog with labels, printers and team roles.
Screens
Real screenshots
Frequently asked questions
Good to knowWhat is MrTag?
A kitchen food-labeling and expiry-tracking system compliant with ANVISA RDC 216: the phone prints directly to thermal label printers, with no hardware bridge.
Does MrTag work offline?
Yes. It is offline-first, so labeling and printing keep working without a connection, and each label carries a QR code for verification.
Is MrTag ANVISA compliant?
Yes. Labels follow ANVISA RDC 216 requirements for preparation and expiry tracking. MrTag is in production in a São Paulo restaurant.
Contact
Say helloInterested in MrTag, a demo or a custom build?
mejelsoft@gmail.com