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Features

Build offline. Publish online. Print once.

VerifyEat is two pieces working together. The Mac app handles authoring and storage on your Mac; the verifyeat.app cloud handles distribution to your customers.

On your Mac

A native editor that respects your Mac.

Multilingual menu authoring with AI assistance, instant allergen detection, and self-contained HTML export. SwiftUI, sandboxed, signed and notarised.

VerifyEat — Trattoria Verde
VerifyEat for Mac — Trattoria Verde, Antipasti category with sample products and pricing in EUR.

AI: suggest ingredients

Type a dish name, get a likely ingredient list with allergens pre-tagged. Edit, accept, move on.

AI: write descriptions

Generate evocative customer-facing copy in your menu's language. Two clicks, ready to publish.

Auto allergen detection

Curated ingredient library covers EU 1169's 14 mandatory allergens. Manual override available per dish.

Recipe generator (Pro)

AI drafts a full kitchen recipe — quantities, steps, grammar polish — and adds the dish straight to your menu.

Photo focus & fit

Per-photo focus point (top / center / bottom) and fit (cover / contain). Get the appetizing crop, every time.

Sugar warning

Detect sugar in 6 languages of ingredient names, surface a diabetes information badge to customers.

Multi-page HTML export

Export a folder with index.html + one page per product. Upload anywhere; works without a server.

6 UI languages

Switch the editor itself between English, Romanian, German, French, Italian, Spanish. No restart needed.

🔒 verifyeat.app/r/trattoria-verde
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verifyeat.app/r/trattoria-verde

Customer-facing menu — multilingual switch, allergens visible per product, tap-to-expand details.

On the web

Hosted menus with QR codes that never break.

Publish from the Mac app — verifyeat.app serves your menu at a stable URL with a stable short-code. Re-publish anytime; printed QR codes keep working.

Stripe billing — not deployed yet

Stable QR resolver

QR codes encode `verifyeat.app/q/{code}` — a 6-character permanent code. Targets can change; the QR doesn't.

Multilingual at the edge

Customers see the menu in their browser language. Translation drafts reviewed before going public.

Tap-to-expand product pages

Each dish has its own focused page with photo, ingredients, allergens, and a back-to-menu link.

Re-publish anytime

Change a price on Mac, re-publish, the live menu updates. No re-printing of QR stickers.

200 OK fallback

If a menu is temporarily disabled, customers get a friendly 'unavailable' page — never a 404.

Per-restaurant dashboard

Manage published versions, custom slug, currency, and primary brand colour from verifyeat.app.

EU edge hosting

Cloudflare Pages + R2 keep the menu fast for customers across Europe. Free tier covers small restaurants.

Sign in once, publish from Mac

One verifyeat.app account links your Mac app to your hosted restaurants. No copy-pasting URLs.

Pro workflow

Kitchen, Bar, and floor — on dedicated tablets.

Pro Orders route guest requests from floor staff to Kitchen and Bar stations. This is separate from the customer QR menu: staff scan internal codes to send orders, not to read allergens.

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Floor / waitstaff

Capture table orders on iPad or iPhone, send to Kitchen and Bar with one tap. External POS handles receipts — VerifyEat focuses on menu accuracy and routing.

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Kitchen station

See incoming dishes, mark progress, and keep allergen notes visible while cooking. Optimised for wall-mounted tablets in the pass.

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Bar station

Drink orders split automatically from food. Bar staff see only what they need, with the same allergen context as the kitchen.

Marketing materials

QR for every dish — not just the full menu.

Export printable product advertisements with individual QR codes. Guests scan for one dish's allergens and photo while your table QR still opens the full menu.

Product advertisement PDF

Generate a polished A4 sheet per dish — photo, price, allergens, and a dedicated QR code linking to that product page.

Stable product URLs

Each product keeps its own verifyeat.app page. Update ingredients on Mac, re-publish, printed QR stays valid.