AFTERX
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Official supplier to the last open bars

The internet is gone. Your bar stays open.

Humanity lost the war against the AI, and the internet was switched off. AfterX is what comes after. We supply hand-built, offline equipment for restaurants and bars: card imprinters, carbon slips, order pigeons and everything else that worked fine in 1983.

BROWSE THE CATALOGUE HOW ORDERING WORKS
No updates. No outages. No Wi-Fi password on a sticky note.
Flagship · AfterX Model 1

The cloud, rebuilt in brass.

Every feature of our old cloud software, now a key or a lever. Press one to see what it does.

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Catalogue №7 · Winter issue

Equipment for the disconnected venue

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Ordering procedure · Form AX-3

Three steps. Several weeks.

01

Fill in the requisition

In triplicate, in block capitals, in ink. Pencil entries are considered a suggestion.

02

Hand it to a courier

Pigeon, bicycle or a cousin heading our way. Pay on delivery in caps, kroner or tinned goods.

03

Wait

Tracking is unavailable. There is nothing left to track it with. Delivery in 6–8 weeks, weather and hawks permitting.

AfterX Supply Collective · Formerly OrderX · Depot 7, behind the old data centre Customer support: shout loudly between 09:00 and dusk
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At OrderX we like to plan ahead. So far ahead that we are already preparing for the day humanity loses to AI and the internet is shut down, globally.

You will still need to take orders, split the bill and get paid. AfterX is our catalogue for that day. It is satire. Nothing here is for sale. Yet.

Don't think that day will come? Neither did the humans.

The internet is supposed to be gone.