Technical
A read-only API and signed webhooks, so your website and your POS can stay in step with the menu automatically.
Which plan? Included in Chain
{
"categories": [{
"name": "Breakfast",
"products": [{
"name": "Turkish Breakfast",
"price": 850,
"calorie": 950,
"allergens": ["gluten", "sut"]
}]
}],
"generated_at": "2026-07-07T09:41:00Z"
}If your menu lives in two places it will be wrong in one of them. The API lets your website read the same menu your guests see, and the webhook tells your systems the moment something changes — so nobody has to remember to update the other copy.
01
Fetch categories, items, prices, calories and allergens as JSON. Keys are scoped, so a key that reads prices cannot read anything else.
02
When the menu changes, a menu.updated webhook fires. Each request is HMAC-signed so your endpoint can verify it genuinely came from us.
03
Mirroring the menu on your own website, syncing prices to a POS, or feeding a digital board in the dining room.
No, it is read-only by design. The panel remains the single place where the menu is edited.
API access and webhooks are part of the Chain plan.
Failed deliveries are retried, and you can inspect the delivery log in the panel.
Daily traffic, an hourly heat map, a menu funnel, an interest ranking per dish and automatic notes written for you.
Each location gets its own address, logo, WiFi and price exceptions — anything you leave blank inherits the general setting.
Track ingredient levels by hand — anything below your threshold is highlighted in red, in the panel and in the app.
Free for 14 days, no setup fee. Cancel before the trial ends and you won't be charged.