For hotels
QR menus for room service, breakfast and the pool bar
Hotels don't have one menu — they have five: room service, breakfast, the lobby bar, the pool, the minibar card. Each printed in several languages, each slightly out of date, each expensive to replace every time the F&B team changes a dish.
One QR code per outlet replaces the binder: guests scan the card in the room or on the bar and get the current menu in their own language.
Every outlet, its own menu — one place to manage them
Run room service, breakfast, bar and pool as separate menus under one account, each with its own permanent QR code. Seasonal menu changes happen in the app, not the print shop — the elegant card in the room stays exactly as it is.
Speak your guests' languages, structurally
International guests are the norm, not the exception. Menus translate with AI and can be polished by hand; guests switch language with one tap. When a dish's original text changes, its translations are flagged stale so nothing quietly drifts — across every language you offer at once.
Fits your brand standards
- Custom domain: run the menu on menu.your-hotel.com instead of a subdomain of ours.
- Remove yourmenu.app branding entirely on the Premium plan.
- Currency display for international guests, and EU allergen badges for compliance.
- The print assistant produces clean, minimal cards that sit well next to good stationery.
Fewer calls to the front desk
'Until when is breakfast?', 'Do you have anything vegan tonight?' — the menu answers these before the phone rings. Update once and it's correct in every room simultaneously, which no printed insert can promise.
Frequently asked questions
Can we run several menus — room service, breakfast, bar?
Yes. Each is its own menu with its own permanent QR code, all managed from one account. Multiple menus are part of the Premium plan; a single-outlet property can start free.
Can the menu live on our own domain?
Yes — point something like menu.your-hotel.com at your menus (Premium). Codes printed before the switch keep working; the permanent short link redirects to wherever your menu lives now.
How do translations work for a multilingual guest base?
Add languages and let AI draft each one, then hand-edit anything you want phrased differently. Guests pick their language on the menu itself. Edits are kept, and stale translations are flagged whenever the source text changes.
What about our existing printed collateral?
Print the QR code once into your room cards and bar stands — the code never changes afterwards, so menu updates, renames and even a later domain move never invalidate printed material.