Why we built GetQRMenus
Paper menus go stale fast. A price change means stickers, reprints, or staff explaining the difference at every table. For cafes and restaurants that serve tourists, a single-language card is not enough either.
We built GetQRMenus so venue owners can update a menu from their phone and have the next scan show the new version. No app download for guests. Just a QR code and a browser.
Who it is for
GetQRMenus is for restaurants, cafes, bakeries, bars, and any food-and-drink venue that wants a simple digital menu without rebuilding their whole operation.
It fits owners who need per-table QR codes, not one generic link for the whole room. When a guest calls for service or places an order, staff should know which table sent it.
What GetQRMenus does
From the owner panel you add categories, items, photos, prices, and descriptions. Pick from 24 menu themes, set your accent color, and use your logo. Menus can run in Turkish and English so guests switch with one tap.
Each table gets its own QR code. Download codes as PNG files and print them yourself. Update a price once in the panel and every future scan reflects it.
Optional features include table ordering (guests add to a cart and send the order to your activity feed), a waiter panel for live orders and requests, call-waiter and feedback buttons, allergen and diet tags, Google Maps directions from the menu, and live Google review prompts.
Guests open the menu in any phone browser. No install step. Changes you make in the panel appear on the next scan.
GetQRMenus is operated by Asetral. You can start with a free trial on the site, browse the live demo menu, and see how the owner and waiter screens work before you sign up. The demo uses sample items and themes so you can scan a code on your phone and see exactly what guests receive.
Pricing on the site is straightforward: one plan with features included, no per-order commission, and a path to contact us if you run multiple locations.
Why we built it this way
We wanted a tool that a venue could set up in an afternoon, not a platform that needs a designer and a developer on retainer. The product should stay useful after launch: price updates, new items, theme tweaks, all without touching a print shop.
Regulations in some markets now expect QR access to price lists at the table. Even where it is optional, guests expect photos, allergens, and a menu that matches what the kitchen is actually serving. GetQRMenus is our answer to that daily operational gap.
If you run a venue and want to see it in action, visit getqrmenus.com. For other software we ship, browse our work or read why we build our own apps.