It turns a photograph of your menu into a live QR menu in English and Spanish, hands the server a Spanish-speaking guest's order in English, and builds your staff schedule by chat. On every table, every shift, never late — $19.99 a month, free to start.
It learns everything from the papers your restaurant already prints — then it gets to work.
Upload the PDF or photograph the menu on your counter. Every dish, price and section becomes a live web menu behind one QR code — themed from your own artwork, translated into Spanish automatically, updated in seconds. No reprints, ever.
Upload last week's schedule once. The AI reads every name, shift and availability — then you run the week by talking: “Maria can't work Tuesdays anymore. I need three on Friday night.” House rules stick. Download the PDF for the wall.
Every scan teaches the dashboard something: your busiest days, the dishes guests are drawn to, English against Spanish. A weekly AI breakdown of your restaurant is next — and it will live right on your overview.
You write the menu once, in English. Every dish is translated the way a Spanish-speaking server would say it out loud — dish names that are already Spanish stay untouched — and guests flip languages with one tap.
When a Spanish-speaking guest is ready, one more tap turns the phone toward the server: the whole order, in English.
The menu on your counter, the schedule by the office door. A phone photo is enough.
Dishes, prices, sections, names, shifts, your colours and type — checked by you before anything goes live.
One code on every table that never expires — however often the menu changes.
No sign-up needed to look: open the demo menu exactly as guests see it, or take the guided tour.
Free while you set up — your menu imported, your QR code, Spanish included, no card needed. When you decide to keep it, it's $19.99 a month — about 65¢ a day, less than a single menu reprint — and you can cancel any time with a text.
Never. The code points at your menu's address, not its contents. Change a price at 3pm; it's live at 3:01 on the same code.
Yes — that's the point. Your artwork becomes the header, your colours and typefaces carry through, and you can fine-tune every part of the look in Settings.
Natural, Latin American Spanish — the way a server would say it, not word-for-word. Dish names that are already Spanish are left exactly as you wrote them.
It's part of the platform. Upload last week's schedule and run this week by chat — availability, house rules, printable PDF and all.
Free to start. A photograph is all it takes.
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