The WISK Mobile App is currently supported on Apple devices with iOS 13 or higher:

For the best value, performance, and ease of use, we recommend the iPhone SE (2nd Generation or higher)

If using an iPad, we recommend the iPad mini (4th generation or higher) because it can be held in one hand easier than larger models.

Please see here for a full list of iOS 13 compatible devices.

The WISK Mobile App is not currently available on Android devices.

The WISK Web Portal (web.wisk.ai) is optimized to run on Google Chrome on laptop/desktop computers.

Note: For the best performance, we recommend that your computer has at least 8GB of RAM. You may notice slower speeds with anything less than that.
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The WISK Web Portal is not optimized for mobile browsers. For the best experience, we recommend downloading the WISK Mobile App.
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When you access the WISK Web Portal, your venue data is saved to your browser. This is to speed up loading times, especially for larger venues.

If you're using Incognito mode on Chrome, or a private window in another browser, it will have to download your venue data every time you access WISK. Depending on the amount of data in your venue, this can take a few minutes.
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For the best user experience, we recommend not using private browsing. This way your browser will only fetch the latest changes in your account.

If using any adblocker software, we recommend adding web.wisk.ai to its whitelist. Some of the system tools used by our Support team to investigate performance issues won't receive data if you're using an adblocker.

While you can count partial items using our "Visual" mode to estimate the amount remaining, you can get a more accurate measurement by using one of our supported Bluetooth scales.

These Bluetooth scales connect to your iOS device and the WISK Mobile App automatically. Simply scan an item and place it on the scale. The value is then entered in the app, no manual entry required.

For volume-based items, it displays the remaining volume, eliminating the need for eyeballing.

WISK supports the following Bluetooth scales:

Please click here to see where the scales can be purchased.

Note: These scales connect to the WISK app out of the box. You don't need to download the manufacturer's app to use them.

Most of the scales listed above have a weight capacity of 11 lbs or 5kg.

Note: The latest model of the Arboleaf scale can now support up to 20lbs. Older models have a max of 11lbs. The older models should state the capacity on the weighing surface.

If you have larger items to weigh, you can use a scale that supports those values, and then enter the reading into the app manually. To learn more, see:

For WISK Bar venues, weighing your partial beer kegs provides a more accurate measurement than guessing with the "Visual" method.

Any scale designed for weighing large and heavy objects can be used. These are often called Postal or Shipping/Freight Scales. There are lots of options available from online retailers, but we recommend the following model:

Note: These scales don't have Bluetooth. You'll need to enter the reading into the app manually.

For most clients, using the camera of the iOS device to scan barcodes is sufficient. However, there are some cases, depending on the size of the inventory, or the lighting conditions of the venue, where a handheld barcode scanner can speed up the inventory process.

The WISK app integrates with the following handheld scanners:

Tip: We recommend the Socket Mobile over the Linea Pro because it's a separate device that pairs with any iOS device, providing greater flexibility. The Linea Pro physically attaches to your iOS device like a case, and must be compatible with the model of your iOS device.

Using a handheld scanner instead of your iOS device camera also provides a number of counting shortcuts to speed up the inventory process:

To set up your Socket Mobile scanner, you'll need to put it into iOS mode before pairing with your mobile device.

To put your Socket Mobile in iOS mode please scan this barcode:

For complete setup and pairing instructions, please see:

If you're having trouble connecting to the iOS device reset your Socket Mobile scanner by scanning this barcode: