Augmented reality menu
The dish at real sizeon your guest’s table.
They scan the QR code on the table, tap a dish, and see the size the kitchen will actually bring. No app to install.
- No app for your guest
- No per-order fee
- The whole menu in one afternoon
Hambúrguer da casa10 cm · feeds 1 person
No lock-in. We build one dish from your menu at no cost, so you can see it on your own table.
The QR opens in the browser
The camera already on the phone reads the table card. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
The measurement comes from a ruler
You measure the rim of the dish in centimetres, and that is the measurement augmented reality uses, at fixed scale.
Every dish is a model
Not a flat picture: a three-dimensional model built from photos of your own dish, which you turn, check and approve before it goes live.
10cm
Hambúrguer da casa
feeds 1 person
24cm
Feijoada completa
feeds 2 people
42cm
Travessa de risoto
feeds 4 people
All three are our own models, and every width came from the ruler that measured the real dish. That is the measurement that opens at real size on your guest’s table.
See it working
In under a minute, you get the whole picture.
Short videos showing the whole path, from the QR on the table to the order at the counter. Narration in Portuguese.
Live demo
Open the sample menu.
It is the same menu your guest sees after scanning the QR. Tap the burger, turn it in 3D and, on a phone, place the dish on your own table through the camera.
How it works
From the QR code to the dish on the tablecloth.
Four steps, and not one of them asks your guest to install anything. Behind the counter, nothing changes in the routine.
- 01
The card on the table
The QR code is printed on the table card. The camera already on the phone reads it, with no app and no sign-up.
- 02
The menu opens in the browser
Photo, description, price and how many people the dish feeds, each with its real measurement written underneath.
- 03
The dish lands on the tablecloth
They point the camera at the table and the dish appears at the size the kitchen will bring. They can walk around it.
- 04
The order reaches the counter
They choose on screen and the order lands at the counter in under two seconds, with the table already identified.
On your guest’s table
The menu opens on their phone, and the dish lands on the tablecloth.
First, the four moments as they happen in the dining room. Then the same dish, for you to put on your own table right now, through the camera.
How it looks on your guest’s phone
They point the camera at the table QR
This QR code opens the demo on your phone. Tap the first dot to hold the scene, then point the camera at the screen.
Try it now
Put a dish on your own table.
Hambúrguer da casa
10 cm · feeds 1 person
Augmented reality opens on a phone, through the camera. On this monitor you can turn the dish with the mouse.
The waiter stops guessing
The question about how many people a dish feeds leaves the table, because the answer is on screen, in centimetres.
The sharing dish joins the conversation
Once the group sees it taking up the table next to the single plate, the comparison makes itself.
Fewer plates go back
The guest got what they expected, because they saw it beforehand, at the right size, on their own table.
Not a photograph
Every dish is a model, built in layers.
A photograph does not come apart. These three are shown open, each layer in place and as thick as it really is: that is where the height of the dish comes from, not from a number picked by eye.
10 layers
Hambúrguer da casa
From the bottom bun to the top one, through patty, cheese, tomato, onion and lettuce. Stacked, they compress half a centimetre, and it is the compressed burger we measure.
Pao Carne, 180 g Queijo cheddar Carne, 180 g Queijo cheddar Bacon Tomate Cebola roxa Alface Pao com gergelim
4 layers
Pizza de margherita
Dough, sauce, mozzarella, and a topping of tomato and basil. The rim rises higher than the centre, the way it leaves the oven, and the mozzarella melts into pools with the sauce showing between them.
Massa Molho de tomate Muçarela Tomate e manjericão
3 layers
Pudim de leite
Plate, flan and caramel. The truncated cone is the shape it holds once turned out of the mould, and the caramel runs down the side in strands of different lengths until it pools on the plate.
Prato Pudim Calda
single
sharingAnd the measurement is real
Both were drawn at the same 48.3 cm framing, so the difference in size between them is real, not a layout choice.
Behind the menu
The dashboard that runs your dining room and your delivery.
The 3D menu is what your guest sees. On your side, a dashboard in the browser, on the computer, the counter tablet or your phone, handles the rest.
Live order screen
Orders show up at the counter with a sound, with the table or the address, and move from received to preparing to delivered with a tap.
Table tabs
The tab opens by itself on the first order from a table and gathers what everyone ordered. Guests ask for the bill from the phone.
Table cards with QR
Print-ready art, one per table. The QR points to your place, so changing the menu never means reprinting.
Delivery by neighborhood
You set which neighborhoods you serve, the fee for each and the minimum order. Turn delivery on and off whenever you want.
Opens and closes by itself
Set the hours for each day and the menu stops taking orders when you close.
Daily history
Every order of the day, cancelled ones included, to check the till and find the order the guest swears they placed.
One login per person
Kitchen and waiters sign in with their own login, and whoever leaves loses access right away.
What 3D changed
The dashboard compares guests who opened the dish in augmented reality with those who did not, so you see the effect on sales.
You are the one building it
One afternoon, one phone and one ruler.
No photographer, no studio, and nobody from our team has to set foot in your restaurant. The whole menu fits between lunch and dinner, and after that you swap two or three dishes a month.
- 3 to 6
photos per dish
Walk around the dish with the counter phone. Clean table: a glass, cutlery or a chair in the background confuse the reconstruction.
- 1
ruler, edge to edge
The width of the dish rim, in centimetres. That measurement becomes the size your guest sees on their own table.
- 0
surprises at publish time
You turn the model, check the scale and approve. Nothing goes live before that, and a failed attempt costs you no credit.
Pricing
One plan, everything included.
R$59.99 a month with the dining room and delivery, unlimited dishes with a plain photo or text only, and no fee per order. 3D is optional: R$6.99 a month per dish with a 3D model, only on the dishes you choose. When you sign up, you get 2 free 3D dishes to try.
With an affiliate coupon, 30% off your first monthNo lock-in: you pay month to month and leave whenever you want. With an affiliate coupon, your first month comes 30% off.
Complete
Dining room and delivery in one account: guests order from the table, by QR code, or from home, by link.
R$59.99per month
- Table ordering, by QR code
- Delivery ordering
- Unlimited dishes, with a photo or text only
- 2 free 3D dishes when you sign up
- Printable table cards
3D dish, optional
R$6.99 per 3D dish, per month
The first 2 are free when you sign up. After that, only on the dishes you choose. Delete the dish and it leaves the bill.
- When you sign up, you get 2 free 3D dishes: no credit to build them and nothing added to the bill. Once, not every month.
- You pay the credit when you build, in the panel, by Pix, card or boleto. If the attempt fails, the credit comes back.
- After that, each dish with a 3D model adds the same amount to the monthly bill, together with the monthly fee, on the menu or off it.
- To stop paying for a 3D dish, just delete it. Dishes without 3D add nothing.
Also in the plan
- Augmented reality on every 3D dish
- Drinks with a photo, at no 3D cost
- Menu in Portuguese, English and Spanish
- Kitchen ticket at the counter, in real time
- Menu conversion dashboard
- No fee per order and no lock-in
Table ordering and delivery switch on and off in the panel whenever you want, with no change of plan and no change of price.
Assisted setup, optional
We come to the restaurant, photograph it properly and build the whole menu for you. It exists for a technical reason: advertising photography of a dish comes with a glass, cutlery and a chair in the background, and the reconstruction tries to rebuild all of that along with the food. Photographing to be scanned is a different craft.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Questions before you start? We answer them.
No. You create the account here on the site, pick your menu address and go straight into the panel. Assisted setup is there for whoever wants it, not for whoever needs it.
No. They point the camera at the QR code on the table and the menu opens in the browser that already ships with the phone. Augmented reality runs right there, with nothing to install and no sign-up.
You can. The menu opens through the link you send, with no table card and no table, and your guest still sees the dish at real size. Table ordering is a switch in the panel, and you only turn it on if you want it.
Yes. Table ordering is a switch in the panel. Turned off, the menu shows the dish and the price and asks your guest to call the waiter, with no cart at all.
No. Delivery is a switch in the panel too, and you can turn it off on a busy Saturday without touching the plan or the price.
No. The monthly price covers as many dishes as you want, with a plain photo or just name, price and description. 3D is an extra per dish: build it whenever you want, with a credit, and the model takes the place of the photo. Only dishes with a 3D model add to the monthly bill.
In two parts. To build, you buy the credit in the panel, as many as you want, by Pix, card or boleto: a built model uses its credit whether you approve or discard it, and a failed attempt gives it back. After that, while the dish has its 3D model, on the menu or off it, it adds the 3D price, shown on the plan just above, to each monthly bill, together with the monthly fee. To stop paying for a dish, just delete it. The panel shows the next bill before it arrives. When you sign up, you get 2 free 3D dishes, once: they use no credit and add nothing to the bill.
Yes, on iOS 16 or newer, through Quick Look. On Android it works on devices with ARCore, which is most of what has been sold in recent years.
They see the dish turning on screen, with the width in centimetres underneath. If the device cannot manage even that, they see the photo. Nobody is left with nothing.
A fifteen-dish menu is done in an afternoon, using only the counter phone. You photograph, measure the rim with a ruler, and approve.
No. The QR code points at the table, never at a dish. You can replace the entire menu and the cards keep working.
In the dining room, no: their session is a random number that expires in six hours, with no name, no phone number and no identifying cookie. On a delivery order they give a name, a phone number and an address, which are kept with the order and visible to you, because there is no delivery without an address.
You reject it and build it again. Nothing goes live without your approval. Every model built uses one credit, approved or not, and a failed attempt gives the credit back.