The evolution of Navimeat.be. Your data moves with you.
Invoices read for you, margins you can see, the HACCP register kept. One system for butchers, traiteurs and food producers.
The real Navi app, with an example shop. Try it yourself →
Works with what is already on your counter
Production
Getting paid
Margin
Food safety
Margin guard
Your till, your recipes and your supplier invoices in one system, so Navi sees a price rise before your margin does.
By e-mail, a photo or Peppol. Navi reads the new price per kilo.
Each product and recipe that uses it, with the tray, the label and the hours of work counted in.
What now earns less, worst first, with a suggested price. Navi never changes a price on its own.
AI in Navi
Not a chat window on the side: it reads your invoices, and it works in your shop with your rights.
Mailed to your shop’s own address, photographed on your phone or sent over Peppol: Navi’s own secure AI model reads the supplier, the VAT number and every line, and files it. The invoice never leaves Navi.
MCP is the plug that lets an AI app like Claude work inside Navi. Ask in plain words: it looks with your own rights, asks before it changes anything, and every change can be undone.
New in Navi
What we built lately, one look each.
Your production board as a moving belt. The slowest step lights up, and every recipe shows its real time next to the planned one.
Logo, lot number, use-by date or care symbols: put them on a label, and it prints itself during production.
A message on your phone as soon as a customer’s payment lands in your bank account.
A sign-in from an unusual country warns you and asks for the code. Too many wrong passwords and the account locks.
The printers and scales on your counter, the way your customers pay, your bank and your carrier. Each one built from the maker's own manual, not guessed.
Webshop checkout, payment links and a Bancontact QR at the till, through your own Mollie account. The money goes straight to your bank, never through us.
Movements read in every 30 minutes through Ponto, or upload the CODA file every Belgian bank already gives you. Invoices mark themselves paid on the structured reference.
Send and receive invoices over Peppol, checked before they leave. Keep your books in Billit? Incoming invoices are passed on to it.
More about Peppol → 
bpost and PostNL labels through MyParcel, without a carrier contract of your own. Return labels too, started by the customer from their confirmation mail.
Zebra in ZPL or EPL, and the Toshiba TEC B-EV4T. Navi finds them on the network by themselves, even on a cable with no router. Or Avery sheets in an ordinary printer.
The weight read live off a CAS bench scale onto the label. Your article file sent to Bizerba and DIGI counter scales, accents and all.
The Windows PC at the till, a Mac in the office, an iPhone from the App Store or an Android phone in the cold room, unlocked with Windows Hello, Touch ID or Face ID.
Navi is an MCP server. Connect Claude, or another MCP app on the same computer, and ask in your own words. It works with your permissions and asks before it changes anything.
MCP Barcode scanners anywhere you can type, LoRa and MQTT temperature sensors that tick off the HACCP fridge checks by themselves, and an open REST API for anything else.
Brand names and logos belong to their owners and are shown to say what Navi works with. They do not endorse Navi.
Our own hardware
Put it in the cold room, and the temperature checks fill themselves in.
Every module is sold on its own and only adds its own screens. Switch one on later and it is there at once.
Pick your trade to see which modules fit it.
Changing systems is the part people dread. You choose how much of it you would rather not do yourself.
We migrate your data, connect the printers, scales and scanners already on your counter, and stay until your team is comfortable on it.
Comfortable with software? Create an account and go. Everything the application does, the public API does too. It is documented, if you want to wire it into something yourself.
Either way you are talking to the people who build it, not to a support queue.
A butcher runs production and a counter. A traiteur runs a webshop and never opens a recipe. Every module is sold on its own and only adds the screens it owns.
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For the technically curious: what runs under the counter.
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From the nearest Cloudflare data centre to your browser, measured just now.
Our server did not answer just now.
Answered by
Failover · replica If the server in use stops answering, the standby takes over within a minute, with the same data. Shops keep working.
mTLS · gRPC Each device carries its own certificate and the server shows its own: both sides check each other before anything moves, over encrypted gRPC.
Redis Hot data comes from a cache, and screens open instantly from what they already know.
PostgreSQL Every company has its own database schema. No other shop’s data shares your tables.
Two-step sign-in, biometric unlock, rights per person and a log of every change.
Payment and bank keys encrypted at rest; backups sealed before they leave the server.
A change made while the line is down is kept, and sent the moment it is back.
Built with
Rust PostgreSQL Redis 
Tauri 
SolidJS 
TypeScript 
Docker 
Cloudflare 
Grafana Leave your address and we will get back to you ourselves to find twenty minutes, at your shop or on a call.
No sales script. We show you Navi on your own kind of shop.
No commitment. You talk to the people who build it.
