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Use cases

One platform, several service models.

Table, room, window or route: the QR code keeps the context, the menu stays current, and each team sees what helps them serve.

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A bistro terrace: an open menu on the table, a QR stand beside it.

Restaurant

Dining room, terrace and on-site service

Each table can open the right menu for the right service, with the table number carried through when ordering is enabled.

  • QR code per table or service zone.
  • Lunch menu, evening menu and sold-out items visible immediately.
  • Bookings, orders and reviews tied to the right venue.
A laid restaurant table with a QR support.

Hotel

Room service and shared spaces

A QR code in a room can open a menu different from the restaurant’s, with its own hours and context.

  • QR code per room, floor or space.
  • Room-service and bar menus separated without duplicating products.
  • Order linked to the right context from the first page.
A QR code placed in a hotel room next to a tray.

Food truck

Mobile locations and hours

The venue page can announce where you serve today, while search accounts for the position at the useful time.

  • Temporary location indexed in search.
  • Today’s hours and place visible before guests travel.
  • Window or campaign QR codes remain valid.
A restaurant window with a visible QR code.

Group

Several venues, one operating method

Roles and scopes let you manage several locations without mixing menus, permissions or teams.

  • Rights by role and by venue.
  • Consistent catalogue while each location keeps its public page.
  • Central tracking without removing local autonomy.
A restaurant team following orders during service.

The shared principle

Context follows the guest.

My QR Menu does not treat every scan as a generic visit. Context carries what changes service.

The right entry point

Table, room, window or campaign: each QR knows where the request comes from.

The right menu

Active menus, languages, prices, allergens and availability follow the moment and place.

The right action

Browsing, booking, ordering or leaving a review stays tied to the right venue.

Your service model is not an edge case

We adapt the path to your operation.

Tell us about your tables, rooms, zones, routes or venues: configuration should follow the way service really works.

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