They scan the card
The QR opens your menu in the phone's own browser. No app, no account, no waiting on a download.
Guests point their phone at your printed card — no app to install — and every dish appears on the table in 3D, at the exact size it arrives.
Free to start · Your menu is live the same day
Nothing to download and nothing to explain. The card on the table does all of it.
The QR opens your menu in the phone's own browser. No app, no account, no waiting on a download.
Price, description, and a 3D model they can turn over in their hand before they decide.
They point the camera back at the card and the dish is sitting on it, at full size.
You set each dish's real width once. Every phone then draws it 1:1 on the table, so what a guest sees is the portion that reaches them.
Everything after this is just adding dishes.
Your logo, a pattern, anything with detail. It becomes the card guests scan, and the dashboard scores how well it will track before you print it.
A 3D model, a price, and the plate's real width. That last number is the one that makes it true to size.
Print at 100% scale and set it on the table. One card runs your whole menu — every dish works from it.
Your dashboard also handles menu edits, 3D previews, and your public
link at /r/your-restaurant — the address you can put on a receipt, a window, or a napkin.
Create your restaurant, upload a tag, add your first dish. A guest can be looking at a plate on your table this afternoon.