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QR codes for restaurants and cafés
A menu you change from your phone, reviews on Google, Wi-Fi for guests and orders on WhatsApp. What is printed on the table stays as it is.
Four codes are enough for most restaurants
The menu
A page made for phones, with your dishes, prices and photos. A dish ran out or a price changed? You change it in a moment, and the next guest sees it.
Google reviews
A pleased guest scans and the review box opens at once, without searching for the restaurant's name.
Wi-Fi for guests
A guest scans and is connected, and asks nobody for the password. Free, without an account.
Orders on WhatsApp
A guest scans and a chat with the restaurant's number opens, with a message ready.
What the guest sees on the menu
- Categories and items with their photos, descriptions and prices with the riyal sign.
- Calories, caffeine, the high-salt label and the minutes of walking.
- The 14 allergens, in Arabic on every menu.
- A WhatsApp button, to order or to ask.
These are the fields that the rules of the Saudi Food and Drug Authority list for menus. The menu shows them as you type them; it is not “approved by the SFDA”.
A menu for every branch, a code for every table
With the Branches plan: each branch has its own menu, and each table a code that carries its number. A WhatsApp message reaches you with the branch's name and the table's number if you put them in the ready message, and the statistics show which branch and which table is scanned most.
Before you print
- A table's code is scanned from close by, so a small size is enough. A sign on the wall or the shop's front needs more: work out the size.
- Send the printer an SVG or a PDF file, not a picture.
- Check the code's image once the designer has placed it in the artwork, and before the whole run is printed.
What it costs
The free plan holds 3 codes that are editable, for ever; the menu is one of them. The Wi-Fi code is static and does not count.
And if you subscribe and then stop paying, every code you printed keeps working. Pricing, and what happens if you stop paying
Questions restaurant owners ask
Does the guest need an app or an account?
No. They point the phone's camera at the code and the page opens in the browser.
Does the guest see an advertisement before the menu?
No, on any plan. No advertisement and no page between the scan and the menu.
Who edits the menu?
You, from your phone. On the paid plans you invite others to the account, each under their own name.