Informative menu scan
Customers scan the printed verifyeat.app/q/… code on the table. They browse dishes, read allergens, switch language, and tap into product pages — no account, no ordering unless you enable it separately.
How it works
From blank page to printed QR — in four steps.
The Mac app handles authoring; verifyeat.app handles distribution. Together they take you from idea to a tableside QR in under an hour for a typical restaurant.
01 On your Mac
Build the menu in the editor
Create a restaurant, add menus (à la carte, daily, drinks…), drop categories, type product names. Photos with focus controls, prices in any ISO 4217 currency, optional descriptions written by AI.
VerifyEat — Trattoria Verde · Antipasti
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VerifyEat — Trattoria Verde · Antipasti
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02 On your Mac
Let AI fill in the boring parts
Tap «Suggest ingredients» on a dish — get a likely list with EU 1169 allergens already tagged. Tap «Write description» to draft customer-facing copy in your menu language. Edit, keep, or discard.
AI ingredient suggestions
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AI ingredient suggestions
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03 On verifyeat.app
Publish to the cloud
One click in the Mac app pushes the menu to verifyeat.app. We render index.html plus one focused page per product, served from Cloudflare's edge across Europe. Customers see their menu in their browser language.
🔒 verifyeat.app/r/trattoria-verde
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verifyeat.app/r/trattoria-verde
Customer-facing menu — multilingual switch, allergens visible per product.
04 On the table
Print stable QR codes once
Each menu gets a permanent verifyeat.app/q/{6-char code} URL. Print the QR on table cards or stickers — re-publish updates anytime, the QR keeps working. No re-printing, ever.
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Customer scans QR
Phone shows multilingual menu within seconds.
Two kinds of scanning
Guest menus and staff orders are not the same QR.
Table QR codes open the public multilingual menu for allergens and dish details. Pro station codes are for your team only — they route orders to Kitchen and Bar without exposing internal workflows to guests.
Operational order scan
Waitstaff use VerifyEat on tablets to send orders to Kitchen and Bar stations. These flows are internal — they do not replace the guest QR and they are not meant for allergen self-service by customers.
Ready for step 1?
Start on Mac or in the browser — same account. You can always add Cloud Hosting later when you're ready for stable QR codes on tables.
Stripe billing — not deployed yet