Make a QR code menu for your restaurant
Most QR menu tools hand you a code that opens a PDF. A PDF on a phone is a pinch-and-zoom nightmare, and it cannot take an order.
What you want is a menu page built for a phone, with photos and prices you can change yourself — and a code that points at it.
Building the menu is the part everyone dreads
Typing eighty dishes into a form is why most restaurants never finish setting up a digital menu. So do not type it.
Photograph your printed menu and Waplo reads it — dishes, sections and prices — and shows you what it found. You correct anything wrong and confirm. Nothing is saved on the machine's say-so.
You can also read the menu out loud instead, which is faster if your prices have changed since the menu was printed.
Then it is a real ordering page, not a picture
Sections, photos, veg and non-veg marks, quantities, a cart, special instructions and a table number. It works in Hindi and Punjabi as well as English, chosen by the customer.
And the order goes somewhere: your kitchen screen, your sales for the day, your customer list.
The codes you can print
One code per table, one for the counter, one for the shopfront window, one for the delivery bag. Print them on a table tent, a sticker or the bill.
Every code carries the same menu, so a price change is one edit.
What it costs
Waplo is paid software with a fixed monthly price and no commission on your sales — see the pricing page for the current figures in your country.
There is no per-order charge and no percentage, so the cost does not grow when you have a good month.
Common questions
How long does it take to build the menu?
From a clear photograph of a printed menu, minutes rather than hours. The slow part is checking the prices, which you should do carefully.
Can I add photos of my dishes?
Yes, one per dish, uploaded from your phone. Dishes with photographs are ordered noticeably more often.
Does the QR code expire?
No. Print it once. The menu behind it changes as often as you like and the printed code stays the same.
Build your menu from a photo
Photograph your printed menu, check what it read, print the codes. Your tables can be ordering today.