From paper to QR before the lunch rush.
Snap your menu
Upload a photo or PDF. AI reads dishes, prices and categories and flags anything it isn't sure about.
Check and style it
Fix what the AI flagged, add tags like Vegan or Spicy, and pick a template. Translations fill in on their own.
Print and go live
Download QR codes for your tables. Every change you make later shows up instantly, no reprinting.
New price? Out of fish? Change it from your phone.
Edit prices, hide dishes or mark them sold out in seconds. The QR codes on your tables never change.
Every guest reads it in their language.
Write in Albanian. We translate to English and Italian, and the menu opens in the language of the guest's phone.
Every branch in one place
Different hours and prices per location, one login for the whole group.
Lunch, dinner, drinks
Each menu has its own hours. Guests see the right one first.
Your Google rating, on the menu
Show your stars and a Review us on Google button.
Call, Map and Wi-Fi buttons
Guests call, find you or join your Wi-Fi from the menu.
Looks like your place, not like an app.
Pick a template, then set your own colour, font and layout. You can switch any time.
Owners who stopped reprinting menus.
“We photographed our old menu on Monday morning and had QR codes on the tables by lunch.”
“Tourists read the menu in Italian or English now. The waiters don't have to translate every dish.”
“When the fish runs out, a waiter marks it sold out from his phone. No more disappointed guests.”
Start free. Upgrade when you need more.
Free
One menu to get started.
- 60 menu items
- 1 menu
- 1 branch
- 3 QR codes
- 2 languages
- 5 AI import pages
- 1 template
Pro
Most popularFor a restaurant that wants its own look.
- 500 menu items
- 5 menus
- 1 branch
- 50 QR codes
- 4 languages
- 50 AI import pages
- All templates
Business
For groups with several locations.
- Unlimited menu items
- Unlimited menus
- Unlimited branches
- Unlimited QR codes
- All languages
- 200 AI import pages
- All templates
Questions
Can't find your answer? We'll walk you through it in a 15-minute call.
No. They scan with the phone camera and the menu opens in the browser.
