Your menu, except the dishes actually play
Guests scan the code on the table and the finished plate loops full-screen on their phone — price, description, ingredients, allergens and a suggested pairing under every dish. Nothing for them to install.
Free to start · no app for your visitors · set up in minutes
A short loop on every dish
Give a dish a direct video link and the finished plate loops on the guest's phone — the food as it lands on the table, not a cooking tutorial. A poster photo shows first, so the dish is never a black box while the video loads.
Crave Mode
Tap a dish and the menu becomes a full-screen, swipe-up reel: one dish at a time, one video at a time, muted by default. The next dish is ready before the guest gets to it, and nothing else is downloading in the background.
No app for your guests
Any current phone camera opens it. No download, no account, no login wall between a hungry person and your menu.
Allergens and dietary tags
Each dish carries its allergens and its tags — vegan, halal, gluten-free, whatever applies — so guests read the answer instead of flagging down a server for it.
86 a dish from your phone
Mark something sold out, change a price, swap a photo. Every printed code on every table shows the change at the next scan.
Print the code once
Table tents, the window, the check presenter. The printed code stays the same while the menu behind it keeps changing.
Live in three steps
Pick a template
Start from a ready-made design built for exactly this.
Make it yours
Drop in your info, photos, and links — no design skills needed.
Print the QR
Download your QR code and put it wherever people will see it.
Questions
Do my guests need an app to watch the videos?
No. They point a phone camera at the code on the table and the menu opens in their browser. The videos play muted and looping right in the page — nothing to download and no account to create.
What kind of video link can I use?
A direct video file — an .mp4 or .webm you host yourself, a playback URL from a video host like Cloudflare Stream or Mux, or a file you have already uploaded to your own site. A YouTube or Vimeo page link will not loop inside the menu: paste a direct file URL instead, and until you do, the menu shows your poster photo for that dish.
How do I shoot the videos?
On the phone you already have. Five to ten seconds of the finished plate — a slow pass over it, steam rising, a sauce pour, a cut into it. Shoot vertical, keep it short, and keep the file small, because guests are on restaurant Wi-Fi. No crew and no food stylist required.
Is the video menu included for free?
Building it is. Dish names, photos, prices, descriptions, ingredients, allergens and dietary tags all work on every plan, including free. The videos themselves play on Pro, $19.99 a month. If you add Pro later, the menu you already built starts playing — you do not re-enter a thing.
Can I change the menu after the codes are printed?
Yes, and rewriting the menu behind the code costs nothing — prices, dishes, photos, videos, sold-out marks. Print once, edit as often as the kitchen changes. One thing to be straight about: sending that same printed code to a different destination entirely is a Pro feature. Changing what sits on the page behind it is always free.
How many dishes fit on one menu?
Up to 60 on a single menu page, grouped into categories like Starters, Mains and Desserts. That covers a full restaurant menu with room left over.
Does it take orders or talk to my POS?
No. This is a menu, not an ordering system. It shows and describes your food. It does not take orders, take payments, or connect to your point-of-sale.
Ready to make yours?
Create your page, download the QR code, and start sharing it today — free.
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