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Menu
The menu on its own, done properly. No signup, no ordering, no PDF that opens at 4% zoom on a phone at a table.
- From
- $399
- Function
- 22
- User types
- 1
- Platform
- iOS & Android
React Native · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · Expo
Inside the app
What it does out of the box
22 connected functions on one schema across 1 user type. Everything below is in the template before a line of customisation.
Menu
Sections, prices and dietary marks, laid out for a phone held one-handed at a table.
Item detail
Ingredients and allergens per dish. The question a guest is actually afraid to ask gets answered without them asking.
Availability
Sold out shows as sold out the moment the kitchen marks it, rather than at the point of ordering.
Find us
Hours, address and phone. The other three things people open a restaurant page for.
One link
A QR code and a URL that never change. Updating the menu does not mean reprinting the code on the table.
Fast on a bad connection
Text-first and small. Restaurant wifi and a basement table are the normal case, not the edge case.
User types
One user type, and no signup.
Anything between a hungry person and the menu costs you. There is no account, no email capture and no interstitial, because a menu that asks for a login is worse than a laminated card.
Customer, the only user
There is one user and they are hungry. No account, no signup wall, no ordering, just the menu, readable on a phone, accurate right now.
- Opens straight to the menu, no account
- Allergens and dietary marks on every item
- Sold out shows as sold out
- Works on a bad connection at a table
- One QR code, one link, always current
The limits
What this is not.
The same list we give for every app in the catalogue, because the fastest way to a bad project is a promise made in a meeting that nobody wrote down.
It does not take orders
Deliberately. If you want ordering, that is the Restaurant Ordering App. This is the menu alone, for rooms where a server takes the order.
It does not take payments
There is nothing to pay for. Nothing about money appears anywhere in it.
Allergen information is yours to keep accurate
The app displays what you enter. It cannot verify a supplier change, and it is not a substitute for asking the kitchen.
It carries no audience
It is your menu at your link. Discovery is a separate problem.
Questions
Questions, answered plainly.
If yours is not here, ask it on the call rather than guessing from a pricing page.
Why buy this rather than link a PDF?
Because a PDF opens at 4% zoom on a phone, cannot show that the special sold out at eight, and has to be regenerated to change a price. Those are the three complaints, and this fixes all three.
Can I upgrade to ordering later?
Yes. The menu structure is the same one the Restaurant Ordering App uses, so moving up is a migration rather than a rebuild.
Does it need an app install?
It ships as a native app for both stores and works from a link, which is what a QR code on a table actually needs. Most guests will never install anything.
Do I get the source code?
Yes, on the same terms as every app in the catalogue. No licence key and nothing that calls home.
Related
More on-demand builds.
Click through it before you spend anything.
The preview is the real app with sample data. Open it and judge the software rather than the pitch.