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Kitchen
Allergens calculated from ingredients — visible on Pro station tablets and on every guest product page.
For restaurants
Allergen disclosure shouldn't be a Word document.
EU 1169/2011 makes 14 allergens mandatory to disclose. VerifyEat handles it from ingredient names — automatically, in your customers' languages, with QR codes that never go stale.
EU 1169/2011 in plain English
The 2011 EU regulation requires every restaurant to disclose, for every dish, whether it contains any of these 14 allergens: gluten, crustaceans, eggs, fish, peanuts, soy, milk, tree nuts, celery, mustard, sesame, sulphites, lupin, and molluscs.
You can do this verbally on request — but a posted, written notice is better protection and saves your kitchen staff from getting interrupted. VerifyEat lets you generate that written notice automatically, multilingual, with a printable QR.
Switzerland: similar requirements under the LIV (Lebensmittelinformationsverordnung). Most other countries have either equivalent regulations or are heading there fast.
What you get
A digital menu that earns its keep.
Stay legal, automatically
Every dish auto-flags the EU 1169 allergens it contains. Manual override available; nothing publishes without your approval.
Reach tourists in their language
One source of truth, multiple customer-facing languages. Customers see the menu in their browser language.
Print QR codes once
Stable verifyeat.app/q/{code} URL means you never re-print stickers. Update prices, dishes, photos — QR keeps working.
No more printing reams
Printing menus weekly is expensive and slow. Digital menus update in seconds, no printer required.
Track what guests view
See which dishes are scanned the most — coming soon to Cloud Hosting Pro.
Looks great on any phone
Customer-facing menus are responsive, fast on edge, and look as good as your food.
Every role in the restaurant
From kitchen pass to guest phone.
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Bar
Drinks menu with the same allergen rigour. Bar-only orders in Pro workflow without cluttering the kitchen pass.
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Waitstaff
Fewer interruptions — guests self-serve allergens via QR. Staff focus on hospitality, not reciting ingredient lists.
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Guests
Multilingual menu on their phone, tap-to-expand dishes, clear EU-14 allergen labels, no app install.
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Owners
Update prices once on Mac, re-publish, every QR stays valid. Compliance and brand consistency without reprints.
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Multiple locations
Pro on Mac edits many restaurants; Pro Cloud Hosting publishes up to ten. Chains: contact us.
Objections
«But isn't a paper menu fine?»
- «My guests prefer paper.»
- Keep paper. The QR code is an addition, not a replacement — it's how you legally disclose allergens without printing 14 lines under every dish.
- «I don't want a tech subscription.»
- The Mac app alone (Standard tier) lets you export a folder of HTML files. Upload them to your own hosting; pay nothing extra. Cloud Hosting is optional.
- «My WiFi is bad — what if guests can't scan?»
- The customer-facing pages are tiny static HTML served from Cloudflare's edge. They load on 3G in under a second. If WiFi is genuinely down, you keep paper as a backup — that's fine.
- «What about my chain — 12 locations?»
- Pro on Mac unlocks multi-restaurant editing on one Mac. Pro on Cloud Hosting publishes up to 10 restaurants. Larger chains: talk to us for custom pricing.
Try it on one menu first.
Download the Mac app, build a single menu in under an hour. Decide about Cloud Hosting once you've seen the customer-facing version.