TakEat

A digital menu for restaurants, ready in an afternoon

Upload the PDF you already have and artificial intelligence turns it into a digital menu with a QR code. You read it back, fix what needs fixing and publish. Without retyping one dish at a time.

The AI writes the menu, you correct it

The part that makes everyone postpone this is retyping two hundred dishes by hand. With Takeat you do not do it.

Step 1

You upload what you have

Whatever you already have: a PDF from the printer, a scan, even a photo taken on your phone.

Step 2

The AI reads the menu

It recognises categories, dish names, descriptions and prices, and puts them in the right place.

Step 3

You correct what is off

Read it back, fix what needs fixing, add dish photos if you have them. The bulk is already done.

Step 4

You publish

Print the table QR codes and the menu is online. From then on you update it whenever you like.

What you actually gain

What a printed menu cannot do.

Filterable allergens

Attach allergens to each dish and the guest filters out what they cannot eat themselves. Fewer questions for the waiter, less risk for you.

Instant updates

Change a price or remove a dish you have run out of and it is live immediately. No reprinting, no old menu still circulating between tables.

AI assistant for guests

Guests can ask in plain language what is gluten free or what pairs with a wine, and the assistant answers by reading your menu.

It takes orders, it does not just display

From the digital menu the guest can order directly, and the ticket reaches the kitchen without passing through a scrap of paper.

What actually changes

There is no shortage of free digital menus. The difference is not the menu, it is what you can do on top of it.

Any digital menu

  • Shows the menu, and that is that

  • The guest reads it, then calls the waiter anyway

  • You upload the PDF and update it by hand

  • No data on what guests actually look at

Takeat

  • Guests order from the menu, and the ticket reaches the kitchen

  • An AI assistant that answers and suggests dishes

  • The AI builds the menu from your PDF

  • Table management, room and order history included

Frequently asked questions

As long as it takes to upload the menu and read it back. With a tidy PDF that is an afternoon, not days. The long part, retyping dishes and prices by hand, is done by the AI.

No, and neither does the guest. The menu opens in the phone browser by scanning the QR code. It works on any smartphone, iPhone or Android, with nothing to install.

PDFs, images and photos taken on a phone. If the menu is handwritten or the photo is badly skewed the result gets worse, but in most cases it works and you can correct everything anyway.

Yes, every field stays editable. The AI gets you ninety per cent of the way there, the final check is yours. Prices and allergens are always worth verifying by hand before publishing.

Yes. Allergens are attached to dishes and the guest can filter the menu to exclude what they cannot eat, without having to ask the waiter.

You update the dish from the panel and the change is live immediately. Anyone scanning the QR code a minute later sees the new price. No reprinting, no stale menus doing the rounds.

Ready to put your menu online?

The first five restaurants to sign up get it free.

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