A digital menu that loads in under a second, table-specific codes that tell you which table ordered, UPI payment that opens correctly in every wallet, and a review prompt after the bill. Deployable in under five minutes.
Free tier covers a single-location menu. Import your existing menu from a photo — first import is free on every account.
ONE TABLE TENT, FOUR JOBS
RESTAURANTSMenu
148 × 210
A5 table tent148 × 210
Menu4/4WiFi4/4Pay by UPI4/4Review us4/4
Four codes on one table tent, each scored separately at the size it prints. Guests scan the menu on arrival and the payment code when the bill comes.
WHAT YOU GET
Built around how a restaurant actually runs
Not a generic landing page with your logo on it. The menu is structured data, so it can be filtered, translated safely and switched by time of day.
Menu with structured dietary tags
Categories, items, prices and photos, with veg, non-veg, Jain, egg and allergen markers as structured tags — never free text, so they cannot be mistranslated.
Table-specific codes
One code per table, with the table number passed through to every scan. Staff see which table ordered; analytics show which sections fill at which hours.
Time-based menus
Breakfast, lunch and dinner switch automatically at times you set. Daily specials appear and expire without anyone editing anything.
Integrated UPI payment
Your payment QR sits on the menu page, validated against Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, BHIM and Amazon Pay before it ever prints.
Review prompt after payment
A Google review request appears once the bill is settled — the moment with the highest yield — using the Place ID so it opens the review box directly.
Menu import from a photo
Photograph your printed menu and the importer extracts categories, items and prices into a draft you confirm line by line before anything is saved.
Table tents outlive the subscription
Stop paying and every code on every table keeps opening your menu. Editing and analytics stop; the printing you already paid for does not become waste.
Checked before it reaches the printer
Quiet zone, module count and contrast are measured on the code you are about to send, and the print size calculator gives the smallest size a phone still reads across a lit table.
SETUP
Live in under five minutes
No developer, no integration, no waiting for approval.
STEP 01
Import or type your menu
Photograph the printed one, or add categories and items directly. Prices, photos and dietary tags come along.
STEP 02
Add payment and WiFi
Enter your VPA and network name. Both are validated at input — the VPA against the live PSP handle list.
STEP 03
Generate table codes
Say how many tables you have. Each gets a unique code with its number attached, all scanability-audited in one batch.
STEP 04
Print the pack
A5 table tents, an A4 counter standee and a window decal, laid out with cut marks and ready for a local print shop.
SAFETY RULE
Allergen information is never machine-translated
A mistranslated allergen note is a medical risk, not a copy error. Dietary and allergen information is locked to structured tags with fixed meanings in every language, so a guest reading your menu in Hindi or Italian sees the same fact your kitchen entered — not a model’s paraphrase of it.
Structured tags
Veg, non-veg, egg, Jain, and the major allergen classes. Fixed values, translated once and reviewed by a human.
Free text
Translatable, but never used for allergen or dietary claims. Descriptions and specials only.
Spice level
A structured scale rather than a word, because "medium" travels badly between cuisines and languages.
Availability
A toggle per item. Out-of-stock items disappear from the menu instead of being crossed out in a photo.
PRINT PACK
Formats made for this room
Every format is rendered at its own minimum size and decode-tested before export, so a code that fits the layout is a code that scans in the room.
RESTAURANTSMenu
148 × 210
A5 table tent148 × 210Two-sided, one code per face
No. The menu opens as a web page from the phone camera, weighs under 100KB, and the core content works without JavaScript — which matters on a weak connection in a basement restaurant.
Can I change prices without reprinting the table tents?
Yes. The printed code points at a hosted page; edit a price and it is live immediately on every table. This is the main reason to use a dynamic code here.
What happens if I stop paying?
The menu codes keep resolving under Continuity Mode, permanently. You lose editing and analytics until you reactivate, but no table tent ever goes dead.
Can one code do the menu and the payment?
The menu page can display your payment QR, but keep the payment URI itself static and separate. Never route a payment through a redirect — it must work offline in every wallet.
Does it handle multiple languages?
Yes, with detection from the phone. Allergen and dietary tags stay structured so they are never mistranslated; descriptions and specials can be translated per language.
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