Reach
Tourists read the menu in their own language, and the 'Show to server' card gets the order across without either side struggling.
Which plan? Starter: two languages · Pro and Chain: 30+ languages
A guest who cannot read the menu orders the safest thing on it, or nothing at all. Adding languages is the cheapest way to raise an average basket in a tourist area — and the awkward part, actually placing the order, is solved by a card the guest simply holds up to the server.
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Add a language and the menu structure comes with it. Where a translation is missing, the menu falls back to your default language rather than showing an empty space.
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The guest builds a basket in their own language and taps 'Show to server'. The card shows the same order in your language, so your staff read it at a glance.
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Translating a large menu by hand is a week of work. The AI Assistant proposes translations in bulk and you approve them — nothing is published until you do.
Language scaffolding is instant. Item names and descriptions are yours to write, or you can let the AI Assistant propose them and approve the result.
Yes — including right-to-left layout, so the menu reads naturally rather than being a mirrored afterthought.
Then add two. There is no requirement to use more, and unused languages never appear to guests.
A full-bleed cover, frosted category cards, bottom navigation and rich item pages — a menu that behaves like an app.
Colour, typeface, cover layout, dark mode — shape the menu around your brand in a studio with a live preview.
Colourful, patterned, logo-bearing QR codes; table stands, buffet cards and a WiFi card — print-ready.
Free for 14 days, no setup fee. Cancel before the trial ends and you won't be charged.