Guests order what they can see.
A name gives nothing away. A photograph does. Saved favourites bring three dishes to the waiter, not one.
Thirty seconds at one table. The scan, the photographs, the order.
Video uses commercial example of the product
The code stays where it is. Nothing changes for the floor — except that guests arrive knowing what they want.
A name gives nothing away. A photograph does. Saved favourites bring three dishes to the waiter, not one.
Each dish on a real table in your own room. Real portion, real plating. The pause before the expensive plate goes with it.
Replace this with the first sentence your client says after the shoot.
— Name, role, restaurant
A second quote, ideally about a dish that started selling.
— Name, role, restaurant
A third, about how little of their time the shoot took.
— Name, role, restaurant
Nothing to install, nothing to run, nobody to train. The floor carries on exactly as it did.
Branded, printed and posted to you, with NFC stickers for anyone who would rather tap. Nothing else on the table changes.
Not a template with your logo on it. Domain, hosting and support are ours — a price moves and every table has it the same working day.
Anything else, ask us. Same working day.
No. The camera already on the phone opens it. Nothing to install, no account. Only what sits behind the code changes.
Each dish on a real table in your own room — real portion, real plating. It answers the question before the expensive plate: how much food is that, really?
One day, worked around service. The kitchen plates as it always does. That day is all we need.
Tell us and it is done the same day. A brand new dish needs a photograph, so it goes on at the next shoot.
It depends on how many dishes and how many menus. Tell us both and a number comes back.
How many dishes, how many tables. A number comes back the same day.