Web & Foundations
Your full menu or catalogue lives behind a single QR code. Customers scan it with their own phone, you update prices in seconds — and there's no app to download.
Why it matters
Printing menus is slow, costly, and out of date the moment a price moves.
Put up a price, change a supplier, run out of a dish — and your printed menu is suddenly wrong. Reprinting costs money and takes days. Meanwhile your customers want photos before they order, and the phone to show them is already in their hand. A QR menu fixes all of it at once.
Why owners love it
A menu that keeps up with you.
Change prices in seconds
Put a price up, swap a dish, mark something sold out — it's live straight away. No reprint, no print bill, no waiting.
Photos that sell more
A bright photo and a short line of description do the selling for you. People order the dish they can see, and they order more of it.
No app, just scan
Customers use the camera they already have. Nothing to download, nothing to explain — the menu opens like any website.
Scan to view in one tap
A single code on the table, the counter or the window opens your whole menu in a second. No menus to hand out, wipe down or replace when they get tatty.
- Works on any phone's camera — nothing to install
- One code covers your whole menu or catalogue
- Print it on table cards, posters or the door
Change prices in seconds
Log in from your phone or laptop, change a number, and it's updated everywhere instantly. Hide what's sold out, add a special for tonight, and put it back tomorrow.
- Edit prices and dishes yourself, any time
- Mark items sold out and bring them back later
- The printed QR code never needs reprinting
Inside
What your QR menu includes.
FAQ
Good to know.
They point their phone camera at the QR code on the table, the counter or the window — no app to download, nothing to install. The menu opens in a second, just like a website.
Yes. You log in, change the number, and it's live everywhere in seconds. No reprinting, no waiting on us, no cost. Sold out of something? Hide it in two taps and bring it back tomorrow.
No. The QR code stays the same forever — it only points people to your menu. You can change prices and dishes as often as you like and the printed code never needs touching.
Yes, and you should. A good photo and a short description sell far more than a line of text. Add allergen notes, spice levels or “chef's pick” labels to help people choose faster.
Yes. We can set up your menu in Polish, English, Turkish or more, so visitors and locals both read it comfortably in their own language.
Absolutely. The same idea works as a digital catalogue — services and prices for a salon, or a product list for a shop. Anywhere you'd otherwise print a list, a QR code does it better. See related services below.
