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Restaurant software with QRmenus and ordering
In a restaurant everything happens at once: the table orders, the kitchen cooks, the register charges and someone answers delivery calls. When each part uses a different tool, orders get lost between paper tickets, the card reader and the server's phone.
MenuQR Digital is the platform I built to fix that. Guests scan the table code and order from their phone; the order reaches the kitchen display, gets paid at the register and shows up in the day's reports. The restaurant pays no fee per order, because the system belongs to it instead of a middleman.
What it solves
Problems that go away.
The kitchen doesn't know what goes first
Each order shows on screen with its time, its table and the status of every dish.
The register never balances
Shifts record every charge, void and discount, and who approved it.
Changing a price means reprinting the menu
The menu is edited from the dashboard and the QR code stays the same.
What's included
Everything it needs to work.
- QR menu with photos, categories and modifiers
- Table, takeout and delivery orders
- Point of sale for the counter and servers
- Kitchen display with status per dish
- Register with shifts, cash counts and payment methods
- Split checks, tips and authorized discounts
- Reservations and the restaurant's own website
- Reports on sales, items and peak hours
How I work
Business first, code second.
I work from how your place actually runs: how many people take orders, how the kitchen is split, who handles payments and what gets printed. That sets up the tables, printers, staff roles and the menu.
The system runs in the browser of any tablet, computer or phone, so you don't have to buy special hardware. Improvements come from real service: the discount at the register, for example, was added because an owner needed it to close checks.
A good fit for
Full-service restaurantsPizzerias and fast foodGrills and steakhousesCafés and barsKitchens with their own deliveryMulti-location groups
Real projects
Where I have applied it.
FAQ
What clients usually ask me.
Do guests need to download an app for the QR menu?
No. It opens in the phone's browser when they scan the table code.
Is there a fee per order?
No. You pay to use the platform, not a share of what the restaurant sells.
Does it work with the ticket printers I already have?
With most thermal printers, yes. A small program on the restaurant's computer receives the orders and sends them to each printer.
Does it work for several locations?
Yes. Each restaurant or location has its own menu, tables, staff and reports.
Can I ask for features my restaurant needs?
Yes. Since it's my own product, features get added when a restaurant needs them to operate.
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