QR menus, table ordering and payment for restaurants
A QR code on the table can do much more than show a PDF menu. Guests can browse a menu that is always up to date, in their own language, order straight to the kitchen, call a waiter and pay without waiting for the bill. We build that system for your venue, connected to your kitchen and reports.
Who it's for
- Restaurants, cafés and bars that change prices or dishes often
- Busy venues where guests wait for the menu, the order or the bill
- Venues with tourists or international guests who need the menu in several languages
What we build
- A QR menu with photos, allergens and several languages, updated instantly from an admin panel
- Ordering from the table, straight to the kitchen
- Waiter call and order-status updates
- A kitchen display screen for incoming orders
- Payment from the table, through your own payment provider
- Daily sales and best-seller reports
What it's built on
We have not published a restaurant deployment yet. We build it on the web admin panel, payment-link and reporting components used in our other systems.
Built for your venue's layout and service style, rather than a one-size-fits-all monthly subscription.
How we work
- Free discovery call
- Agree the menu structure, table layout and service flow
- Build, then a test service with your staff
- Launch, with QR codes ready to print
When this is not the right fit
We'd rather tell you now than sell you the wrong thing.
- You only need a menu link with no ordering. A simple hosted menu page is enough and cheaper.
- You're tied into a POS that offers its own QR ordering. Check that first; we'll help you compare.
- Allergen and nutrition information is entered and kept accurate by the venue; the system displays what you enter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
No. They scan the QR code and the menu opens in the phone's browser.
Immediately. You change a price or mark a dish as sold out in the admin panel and the menu updates.
If your POS has an API, usually yes. We check it on the call before quoting.