QR menus
Opens instantly, reads properly on a phone, and you edit prices yourself in seconds. Photos, allergens and multiple languages included — and the printed code never needs replacing.
QR menus & websites for restaurants and cafés
What they usually find is a PDF that takes eight seconds to open and can't be read on a phone. That's the moment you lose the table — and it's the cheapest thing on this page to fix.
QR menus usually go live within a week
Kitchen & bar
Open from six. Kitchen till eleven. Walk-ins welcome at the bar.
Reserve

Menu

Events

Private hire
Dinner · served till 11

The gap
Everything after the plate is logistics — and it's where most venues quietly lose covers every night without ever seeing it happen.
Pinching to zoom on a scanned page is where people give up. A menu should load in under a second and read like a webpage.
You shouldn't have to. Done properly, the code on the table never changes again — you edit the menu, the same sticker keeps working.
Someone has to read every message and write it into a book. A reservation page takes the booking, confirms it, and reminds them the day before.
They earned it for discovery. They didn't earn it for the regular who already knows your name — those orders belong on your own channel.
The table you lost was decided on a phone, in about ten seconds.
What we build
Opens instantly, reads properly on a phone, and you edit prices yourself in seconds. Photos, allergens and multiple languages included — and the printed code never needs replacing.
The room, the food, the hours, the map and the menu — on one fast page that looks like the place feels, not like a template with a stock photo of pasta.
Online booking with instant confirmations and day-before reminders. Deposits on large tables if no-shows are costing you weekends.
Photos, hours, menu links, holiday times and Q&A set up properly, so you're the one that shows up when someone nearby searches for dinner.
Takeaway and delivery ordering on your own site, so the orders from people who already know you don't cost you a commission.
For groups with more than one location: a loyalty and ordering app worth having on a customer's phone. For a single venue, we'll usually tell you to skip it.
How it works
A photo of your printed menu is enough to start. No meetings, no briefs to fill in.
Send the menu and your Instagram on WhatsApp. We reply with a fixed price and a start date, usually the same day.
We type up every item, add photos and translations, and design it around how your venue actually looks.
You get a link to review on your own phone. We fix anything that's wrong before a single code gets printed.
We send print-ready table codes and show you how to change prices yourself. Then we stay on for updates.
Packages
Every project is quoted as one fixed price before anything starts — no hourly billing, no surprise line items. Send us your menu and we’ll reply with the number the same day.
The fastest fix. Get the menu off a PDF and onto a phone.
Live in about a week
For a restaurant or café that takes bookings and wants to be found.
Live in about 2–3 weeks
For more than one location, or when delivery commission has become a real number.
Scoped per project · 4–8 weeks
Hosting, backups, security, seasonal menu changes and content updates every month, on a simple monthly plan. Cancel any time — everything we build is yours.
Questions
No — and this is the part most venues get wrong. The printed code points to a fixed address, and the menu behind it is what changes. Print once, edit forever.
Yes. Prices, availability, new dishes and seasonal specials — you change them from your phone and the tables see it immediately. We walk you through it once and it takes about ten minutes to learn.
Usually under a week from the moment you send us the menu. A full website with reservations takes two to three weeks.
A photo of your current menu and your Instagram. That's genuinely enough to begin — we'll ask for photos and details as we go rather than sending you a form to fill in.
Yes. Arabic, Spanish, Italian and French are the common ones. Two languages are included and more can be added.
Probably not, if you have one location. Nobody downloads an app for a single café, and we'd rather tell you that than sell you one. Apps make sense for groups running loyalty across several venues, or when delivery commission has grown big enough that your own ordering channel pays for itself.
Yes, completely. The domain stays in your name and you get every account we create. If you ever stop working with us, nothing gets held hostage.
We work remotely with venues across the UAE, North America and Australia. Everything runs over WhatsApp, so time zones have never been a problem — most owners prefer it to scheduling calls.
We'll tell you what we'd change, what it would cost, and the earliest we could start. No call required, no obligation.