Allergens that update everywhere
Tag once. Every QR page reflects it instantly — no more printing stickers or rebuilding PDFs.
VerifyEat is a native Mac app that turns your menu into beautiful QR product pages — with ingredients, allergens, and instant translations. No website rebuild. No subscriptions for your customers.
No app download, no signup. They scan the QR, the page opens in their browser, and they get the full picture — translated to their language, with allergens called out and ingredients laid out clearly.
Tag once. Every QR page reflects it instantly — no more printing stickers or rebuilding PDFs.
Romanian, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish — review and ship without a translator on retainer.
Enter grams per ingredient; the total weight is calculated for you. Macros optional, kcal automatic.
Decide what is public per location: price, calories, allergens, nutrition, weights. Hide what you don't want public yet.
Print QR codes for tables. Export the entire menu as static HTML to drop into your existing website.
Spin up a private LAN server and have the chef preview every change on a phone or iPad in real time.
Photo, name, price, ingredients, allergens. Drag a photo from Finder or paste from clipboard.
Toggle visibility for price, calories, macros, gram weights, and the public language list.
Tap Translate. Review the AI suggestions. Accept what's good, edit what isn't.
Generate a QR card per dish or one per table. Print, stick, done.
Every plan includes the full Mac app. Hosted public pages will be released as a separate add-on later this year.
3 days
No credit card required
14.90 CHF / month
For one restaurant
29.90 CHF / month
Multi-location & large menus
Yes. The QR contains a normal HTTPS URL — every modern smartphone with a built-in QR reader (which is every smartphone made in the last six years) opens the page directly in the browser. No app to download.
On your Mac, in the Application Support folder. Nothing is sent to a server unless you explicitly export. AI translations go to Anthropic with your own API key — VerifyEat itself never receives your menu.
The restaurant. VerifyEat is a presentation tool — every dish, ingredient, allergen and nutrition value is provided and maintained by you, just like a printed menu.
Not for the trial. To make QR codes that customers can scan in the dining room, you need somewhere to host the HTML — your existing website, a free Cloudflare Pages site, or wait for the upcoming Hosted Pages add-on.
Yes. You choose which languages are public per location. Customers tap a flag to switch instantly. AI handles the first draft, you keep editorial control.
The app stays installed and your data is preserved. You'll see a subscription screen when you next open it. You can also export your menu as JSON anytime — your data is never locked in.
VerifyEat runs on macOS 14 or newer. Apple Silicon and Intel both supported.
Built and supported by Catalin Ionut Portan, indie developer, Switzerland.