QR menus for cafés
and restaurants
Guests scan the code on the table, see a menu with photos in their own language, and send the order straight to the kitchen.
Free to start · no card · a menu from a photo in 10 minutes
The menu opens in a second, with nothing to install
Phone camera, link, menu. Dish photos, their own language, a cart — and the order goes to the kitchen.
An order lives across four screens
They open in a browser on any tablet or laptop. Nothing to install.
A menu from a photo in 10 minutes
Nothing has to be retyped: photograph the paper menu and the rest assembles itself — you only check the prices.
Photograph the pages on your phone and upload them.
Names and prices come out as a list — you edit them right in the browser.
Print the QR codes for the tables — the menu is already live.
The first 14 days are free
No card. Try orders, the kitchen and the till in your own room — you only pay if you decide to stay.
What people usually ask
Did not find your answer — write to us on Telegram; we reply in Russian, English and Georgian.
Does the guest need to install an app?+
No. The guest points the camera at the QR code and the menu opens in the phone browser. There is no guest app, and none is needed.
Can guests pay right in the menu?+
Not yet. The guest sends the order to the kitchen and pays as usual — at the till or to the waiter.
How long does setup take?+
Upload photos of your paper menu — names and prices are recognised automatically. Checking and correcting them usually takes ten minutes.
What equipment do I need?+
Any tablet, laptop or TV with a browser. The kitchen, till and pickup-board screens are ordinary web pages; you just open them by link.
How do I remove a dish that has run out?+
One tap in the stop list and the dish disappears for every guest who opens the menu. Bringing it back is just as quick.
Who translates the menu?+
The translation is prepared automatically, and you can correct any line by hand — for example, keep Georgian dish names as they are.
Menus on the tables by tomorrow
Create your menu for free, print the QR codes, and watch the first order reach the kitchen.