For food trucks & street food
The menu that travels with your truck
A food truck's menu depends on the market, the weather, the prep you got done, and what sold out by two o'clock. Printing that daily is madness — most trucks end up with a faded board that says less and less about what's actually for sale.
Put one QR code on the truck instead. The menu behind it is whatever you're serving today, and updating it takes seconds from the phone that's already in your apron.
Tonight, plan tomorrow — in the app, not the print shop
Change tomorrow's lineup from the couch: new special, adjusted prices, yesterday's experiment retired. The code painted on the truck, the sticker on the hatch, and the link in your Instagram bio all point at the same permanent short link — every one of them shows the new menu in the morning.
Sold out mid-service? Two taps
When the last portion of brisket goes, mark it unavailable and it greys out for everyone in the queue — before the next person orders it and you have to say no to their face. When you restock, flip it back.
The queue is your menu's best moment
- A code at the hatch and one at the end of the queue lets people decide before they reach the window — service gets faster.
- Allergen and dietary badges answer the questions that otherwise stall the line.
- No app, no downloads: street-food customers won't install anything, and they don't have to.
One link for the truck, the bio and the market listing
Your short link works printed on the truck, in your Instagram bio, on the market's website — and because it never changes, you set it everywhere once. Scan analytics show how many people looked at the menu, when, and whether via code or link.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the menu every day?
Yes, as often as you like — edits are instant and free. Many trucks keep a stable base menu and add or remove day items in the morning.
Where does the QR code go on a truck?
At the serving hatch at eye height, and ideally a second one further back where the queue forms. A 10–15 cm sticker or magnetic plate works well; the print assistant generates print-ready files.
Is the free plan enough for a food truck?
Almost always — one menu, unlimited items and sections, sold-out marking and the permanent code are all free. Premium mainly matters if you run several distinct menus or want translations and analytics.
What if I rebrand or rename the truck?
Your printed code survives it. It encodes a permanent short link that doesn't change when you rename the menu or your business — even a later move to your own domain keeps every printed code working.