QR code on the table
The guest scans and the menu opens. No app to install, no sign-up. Each table can have its own code.
Build the menu in minutes, print the QR code, and let guests browse and order right at the table. No app, no reprinting the menu.
Built for small and large places alike, from a single cafe to a group with several separate menus.
The guest scans and the menu opens. No app to install, no sign-up. Each table can have its own code.
Build breakfast, lunch and dinner separately and set the serving hours of each.
Each menu has its own currency, and large numbers stay readable.
Cart, delivery fee, pickup discount and minimum order — all configurable.
Persian, English, Arabic and 11 more. Both right-to-left and left-to-right are supported.
Pick your brand colour; the menu adapts itself to light and dark mode.
A new order arrives with a chime; confirm, reject with a reason, hand to the courier and mark delivered — all from one page. The kitchen queue has its own view.
You set the booking hours and the largest party you accept. Every request is confirmed or declined from the same panel.
Receipts print straight from the panel to a thermal printer — Persian and Arabic come out correctly shaped, because the slip is sent as an image.
Add your cashier or head chef by phone number and they sign in to the panel on their own phone. Only the owner can add or remove them.
Every item takes up to five photos and one video, and each menu can have its own cover image.
Name, business category, phone and WhatsApp. Logo and cover are optional.
Name, price and category are enough. Photos and descriptions can come later.
Take the code and put it on the table. Any menu change reaches guests instantly.
Creating a listing and a menu costs nothing. For larger groups and special requests, talk to us.
No. They scan the QR code with the phone camera and the menu opens in the browser.
Yes. Any change in the panel shows up in the customer menu instantly, and the QR code stays the same.
That's fine. An item without a photo shows the first letter of its name in your brand colour and still looks tidy.
In the restaurant panel. Every new order goes to the top of the queue with a short chime, and you confirm, reject or mark it delivered. Each order gets an invoice number and a tracking code, and every status change notifies the customer.
You can add an English and Arabic name for each item. The interface itself is available in 14 languages.
Building the menu takes a few minutes and costs nothing to start.