Menu in a few minutes
1. Sign up and account
Create an account, choose Solo (one restaurant) or Chain (multiple venues), and create a restaurant with a slug. The slug becomes the public path: /m/:slug.
There is no separate “technical onboarding.” If you want to see the end result before entering data, open the demo menu at /m/demo-bistro.
2. Enter the catalog (Menu)
Add categories and dishes to the brand catalog — names, descriptions, catalog prices. You can start from an existing paper or spreadsheet menu; you do not need to invent everything from scratch.
Photos are not required to publish. The in-dashboard assistant can help with suggestions, but you approve every change (Proposal) before it applies.
3. Offerings and publish
Link dishes to the restaurant through Offerings (what that venue serves). Set Available for today’s availability, choose skin and colors, then publish the restaurant.
Until the restaurant is Published, the public URL is not reachable by diners. Publishing is deliberate — one click when you are ready.
4. QR and /m/:slug
After publishing you have a public menu at /m/:slug. Download the QR (or print plaques with menu and rating QRs) and place them on the table.
Later price or availability changes do not need a new QR — guests always open the same address. If you have numbered tables and want waiter call, set the table count; it is not required for the menu itself.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need dish photos?
They are not required to publish. You can add them later; skin and Show photos control display.
Can I change the menu after publishing?
Yes. Dashboard changes show immediately on /m/:slug — the QR stays the same.
Where is the demo?
The public demo menu is at /m/demo-bistro — the same kind of page your guests will see.
Is technical support needed?
Not for basic setup. The dashboard guides you step by step; the assistant helps, and you confirm proposals.
Does the flow include ordering?
No. Sign up → catalog → publish → /m/:slug is menu presentation, without ordering or payments.