Tonight Chicken Gyoza 5pcs
£7.80
Restaurant menus
Change tonight’s menu. Guests see it on the QR.
The kitchen edits a live page. Guests scan a code and read it. The paper sign does not change.
How it works
Four steps. Then you only edit.
- Open a shop
Create an account. Name the restaurant. That is your studio.
- Put the dishes on
Name, price, photo if you have one. Spice, allergens, and whether it is on tonight.
- Print the sign once
Each shop has one link and one QR. Put it on the table. You do not print a new code when the list changes.
- Guests scan and read
They open the page on their phone. No app. They ask the floor to order.
Already live
Shops already on a QR.
What guests see
A menu page. Not an app.
Akatuki in Covent Garden runs its card here. This is the page behind their table QR.
Covent Garden · English
Akatuki
Appetiser
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Served medium rare
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Wagyu, sushi rice, black pepper, salt, horseradish
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Four of their 152 dishes, in 18 sections. Open the live menu to see tonight’s card as a guest would.
The idea
One link. A live page.
The QR is only an address. It points at your menu page. When you save in the studio, that page is what guests load next. Sold out a dish? Turn it off. New special? Add it. The same code still works.
That is the whole product: a kitchen list you can change tonight, and a guest page that follows it. Not a booking tool. Not a till. Not an ordering app.
In the studio
What you can change tonight
The list
Names, prices, categories, and which dishes are live.
The plate
A photo if you want one. Guests can tap it to see it large.
The notes
Languages, spice, allergens, and a bestseller or new mark.
Ready for tonight?
Create an account, add the first dishes, print the sign.