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Your menu, current, in every language, behind a QR code that never changes.

My QR Menu gives every restaurant a mini-site, a structured menu and per-table QR codes. And every guest a way to find, browse and order without installing anything.

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  • No card details
  • All fourteen regulated allergens
  • A QR code printed once and for all
A laid restaurant table, a phone held in hand in front of the QR support sitting on it.

The QR code is a door, not the product.

A guest scans and lands exactly where they should: the lunch menu on the terrace, room service from room 204. Behind that door is a platform connecting venues, their menus and their guests.

A laid terrace table, with its small QR support in the middle.

On the table

The QR code on table 12 opens the menu served at this hour, and the order carries the table number with it.

The desk of a hotel room, with a QR card sitting next to the tray.

In room 204

The same venue, another context: room service, with its own hours and its own menu.

A restaurant shopfront, with a QR sticker on the glass.

In the window

A passer-by scans and lands on the venue page: the menu, the hours, the directions, the booking form.

What you will look at every day

Three screens, and the product fits inside them: the menu you build, the supports you print, the board your kitchen follows.

One menu, several services

A lunch menu and an evening menu, live at different hours, without duplicating a single dish. Variants, option groups, extras and ingredient removals are declared once.

  • A sold-out dish disappears in two taps. The QR code stays valid, the menu is current within the second, and you reprint nothing.
  • Allergens are not a checkbox: all fourteen regulated allergens are declared per product and shown to the guest.
  • Every language is written by the venue, not by a machine left to itself.
A restaurateur building their menu on a tablet, at the counter of their venue.

QR codes that never change again

One per table, one per room, one for the window, each carrying its own context. The printed token outlives every change you make to the menu.

  • A sticker on a table stays valid, including the day you change the menu.
  • A lost QR code is revoked and regenerated without touching the others.
  • Sheets export to PDF, ready for the printer.
Printed QR supports — a table tent and stickers — sitting on a restaurant table.

Service, in real time

Orders land on a board, with their table and their time. The kitchen sees what comes in, the floor sees what goes out.

  • A new order rings once, and only if it is new.
  • The board lives on the web and in the Pro app, under the same rules on both sides.
  • Today's figures are counted the way tomorrow will count them.
A kitchen pass during service, with the running order screen above it.

You become findable

By cuisine, by neighbourhood, by "open now". Opening hours are indexed as slots, which makes "open Thursday at 8pm" as fast as any ordinary filter.

A restaurant shopfront with a QR code visible on the window.

For the guest

No account, no app

Scanning is enough. Reading a menu has never required signing up, and it never will.

The menu in your language

Translated by the venue, not by a machine left to itself.

Your places, if you want them

Saving a restaurant does not sign you up for any marketing.

No commission on your orders.

My QR Menu is a subscription, and nothing else. What your restaurant sells is entirely yours. Any payment provider fees stay theirs, and you can see them.

How it works

You build your menu

Categories, products, variants, options, prices, allergens, photos.

You print your QR codes

One per table, one per room, one for the window. They never change again.

Your guests land in the right place

And you know which ones, from which table, at what time.

A subscription, no commission

Free to start.

One venue, one menu, your QR codes and your mini-site. No commitment and no card details.