Qerko vs BBQlaw

Qerko was born from our desire to make paying in restaurants, bistros and cafés easier. We didn’t want to spend any more time waiting in the queue at the bar or complicatedly separate the bill with our friends at one table. And we pursued this smart payment system beyond gastronomy borders! Download the app, scan the QR code and easily pay with just a swipe. You will get your receipt right after payment in your e-mail and in the profile in app, too. Registration and adding the payment method can be done in less than a minute. Qerko app represents revolution in payment, so let yourself be part of it and decide on your own, when and how you are going to pay. What is more, with Qerko, you can get rewards in the loyalty program too. Benefits of the app: • Easy pay your bill or its part in a restaurant. • No more wasting time waiting till the waiter comes. • Comfy payment via QR code in a restaurant or at your TV screen. • You need only your mobile phone to pay. • You get rewards in the loyalty program just for paying. • Many payment methods so everyone can choose - Visa, Mastercard, meal voucher cards Edenred, Sodexo or Benefit Plus or Apple Pay

Your thermometer's temperature, on your phone, off the cloud. BBQlaw is a free, fully-local app for cheap Bluetooth meat thermometers. Your iPhone talks straight to the probe over Bluetooth — no account, no sign-in, no cloud, no vendor app. Just the number you're cooking to, big enough to read across the yard. • Live food temperature in °F or °C, with a target and a background alert when it's hit • Multiple probes at once — each with its own name, target, and cook preset • Arms your thermometer's own base-station buzzer at your target • 100% local: readings stay on your device Optional: link your own OpenClaw AI agent and BBQlaw forwards the live cook so the agent can watch it and message someone when it's done. Your phone stays the Bluetooth bridge — nothing goes through anyone else's account. BBQlaw is open source. It starts with INT-11I-B-class probes; support for more thermometers is community-driven — contribute one at github.com/patelnav/bbqlaw. Works with food-probe thermometers only (no pit/ambient sensor). Requires a compatible BLE thermometer.