MenuPalFor your guests
- Does it open without an app or a sign up?
- Is it a web page rather than a PDF?
- Is it quick on a weak mobile connection?
- Can guests make the text larger, and does it work with a screen reader?
- Does it show the menu in the guest's language, buttons and allergens included?
- Does it set tracking cookies on your guests' phones?
For you and your staff
- Can you change a price or mark a dish sold out from your phone in seconds?
- Can you import your existing menu instead of typing it all again?
- Can it show different menus at different times of day?
- Can you see and correct every translation?
- Does it show you anything useful, such as popular dishes or the languages your guests read?
For the long run
- Where is your data stored?
- What happens to your printed QR codes if you change service?
- Can you get your menu out again if you leave?
- When something goes wrong, who do you talk to?
How MenuPal answers these
- No app and no sign up for guests, and no cookies
- A web menu built to load quickly on a phone
- Every part of the page in the guest's language, allergens included
- A sold out switch, and menus that change with the time of day
- Import from a PDF or photos
- Every translation can be reviewed and edited
- Scans, popular dishes and the languages your guests read
- Your data stays in Australia for New Zealand and Australian businesses, or in Europe for UK and European ones
- When you get in touch, you talk to me, the person who builds it