Digital menus for restaurants & cafés

Your menu.
One QR. That’s it.

A QR sits on the table. Your guest taps their phone to it and your menu opens — photographed, priced and up to date. Nothing to download, nothing to reprint.

₹500 a month · live in an afternoon · no app for your guests

The guest side

Your menu, on your customer’s phone.

They scan. It opens. They browse. No app store, no sign-up, no waiting — the whole thing takes about two seconds, and it works on every phone.

  • Food photography
  • Item names
  • Prices
  • Categories
  • Specials
  • Offers
  • Bestsellers

Your side

Change anything. Anytime.

Change a price, mark a dish sold out, launch an offer. It reaches every table before you put your phone down — no reprinting, no reissuing QR codes.

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How it works

Three steps to live.

01

Build your menu

Type it in, or upload a photo or PDF and let AI read it for you.

02

Print your QR codes

One per table, downloaded as PNG or printed straight from the dashboard.

03

Guests scan and browse

Your menu opens on their phone. Every scan shows up in your analytics.

Pricing

One price. Everything included.

No tiers, no per-table fees, no commission on what you sell. Cancel whenever you like.

Monthly

₹500/month

  • Unlimited dishes and categories
  • Unlimited table QR codes
  • Menu upload from photo or PDF
  • Scan and view analytics
  • Photo hosting included
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Yearly

Save 50%

₹3,000/year

  • Everything in Monthly
  • Works out to ₹250 a month
  • Priority support
  • Printed QR card design
  • Price locked for the year
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Put your menu
on the table.

Set it up this afternoon. Print your QR codes tonight. Watch the first scans come in tomorrow.