QR Menu & Ordering Systemfor Restaurantsand Cafes.

A QR menu is a digital menu the guest reaches by scanning a barcode on their table with their phone camera. It opens straight in the browser — nothing to install — showing that branch's current items and prices, and the guest orders from it directly. The order lands on the kitchen's order board, which brings in new tickets on its own.

Four steps: enter your items and prices into the product catalog, choose what each branch serves, let the system generate a separate QR code per table, then print the codes and place them on the tables. I handle the menu entry and branch setup for you, so going live takes days rather than months.

A POS records the sale after a waiter has taken the order. A QR menu moves the ordering itself to the guest: they browse, choose, and submit. That cuts order mistakes and waiting time, so you serve more tables with the same staff. It runs alongside your existing cashier system rather than replacing it.

Yes — multi-branch from day one. One global product catalog is shared across the business, while each branch controls its own menu, prices, and stock, and can mark an item sold out on the spot. It scales from a single cafe to a chain without a rebuild.

No. Guests scan the barcode with the normal phone camera and the menu opens in the browser — nothing to install. Browsing needs no account at all; a one-tap Google sign-in is only required when actually placing the order.

There are two figures: a one-time setup fee and a monthly subscription. A single branch is EGP 15,000 setup plus EGP 1,500 a month; 2–5 branches is EGP 25,000 plus EGP 4,500 a month; 6–12 branches is EGP 40,000 plus EGP 7,500 a month. Above that it's a quote. The setup fee covers your own dedicated deployment, menu entry, branch and table setup, QR printing, and staff training. Crucially the fee is per company, not per terminal — you can run the order board on as many screens as you want without the price moving. Pay the monthly yearly and you save about 5%.

Because you're not being given a login to shared software — you get your own deployment: your own database and your own two applications, provisioned and configured for your business alone. On top of that I enter your menu, set up your branches and tables, generate and print the QR codes, and train your staff. That's real work done once, before you go live, and it's why it's a separate line rather than something buried in the monthly. It is charged once, at the start: your first payment is the setup fee plus your first month, and from then on you pay the monthly alone — which carries no long-term contract and can be stopped at the end of any month. It is also the one thing I don't discount, including on the founding offer.

No — none of those. Restaurant systems in this market are commonly billed per terminal, so every till and kitchen screen you turn on adds to the monthly bill and a five-branch chain pays for ten of them. Here the monthly fee is set by your branch count alone. Screens, tablets, phones, staff logins, and table QR codes are unlimited and change nothing about what you pay. Worth doing the arithmetic on your own numbers before you compare.

Yes. Full Arabic right-to-left interfaces for both guests and staff, with configurable currency and automatic service-charge and VAT calculation per branch — so it fits operations in Egypt and the UAE. It is not integrated with any national e-invoicing system, so it doesn't cover markets that mandate one.

Built for how restaurants here actually run — cash and manual payments, recorded by staff with manager oversight and a full audit trail. No card-processor fees or gateway integrations to manage. Online card payment isn't part of the system today.

Days, not months. It's a ready product, not a project built from scratch; the timeline mainly depends on your menu size and number of branches — including item entry and printing the table codes.

No special hardware to buy. Guests just need their own phone and any browser; staff need any laptop, tablet, or even a phone to open the order board. QR codes print on ordinary paper or table stands.

Your data is yours. On a monthly plan I host and run the system for you, so the servers are mine — but your menu, orders, and customer records are not locked in: your data is exportable, so ask and I'll send you a full copy of your menu, orders, and customers, including if you leave. There's no long-term contract; plans are monthly and you can stop at the end of any month. If you'd rather run it on your own infrastructure, that's what the perpetual licence is for.

Orders appear on the staff dashboard's live order board in real time, and staff advance each one from prep through to delivered.

Yes. During onboarding I set up your product catalog, branches, and prices for you, so you're not starting from a blank screen.

Yes. I handle setup and provide direct support myself, so your team can go live and stay running — you talk to the engineer who wrote the code, not a ticket queue.