Digital menu for restaurants
A digital menu that reads like your dining room, in every guest's language.
Photograph the menu you already print. Qarta turns it into a digital menu in 10 languages, with dish photos graded to your own plates and light, and prices you can change from your phone. EUR 39.90 per month.
- No typing your menu
- No app for diners
- Update prices in seconds
How it works
From printed menu to digital menu in an afternoon
- 1
Photograph your printed menus
Food, drinks and desserts. We transcribe every section, dish and price, then you confirm what we read.
- 2
Shoot each dish once
One phone photo per dish. Qarta grades it to your plates, tables and light so it looks commissioned.
- 3
Put it on the tables
Your digital menu goes live behind a QR sticker the same afternoon, in all 10 languages.
Live demo
Real digital menus you can open right now
Open one on your phone and it switches to your language on its own.
Pricing
One price, everything included
Plus a one-off EUR 149 setup fee covering your QR table stickers and staff training. No commission on orders, nothing for diners to pay.
- Unlimited dishes, sections and price updates
- 10 languages, translated and kept in sync
- AI-polished dish photos graded to your dining room
- AI table assistant answering diner questions
- EU Regulation 1169/2011 allergen labelling on every dish
- QR table stickers and staff training in the setup fee
Digital menu vs printed menu
- Changing a price
- Seconds on your phone, instead of a reprint run.
- Languages
- All 10 at once, instead of one printed version each.
- Dish photos
- Every dish shown, instead of a page of names.
- Allergens
- Labelled per dish and translated, instead of a footnote.
Use cases
Built for rooms with more tourists than time
Tourist-area bistros
Mixed-language walk-ins read the same digital menu in their own language, so staff stop translating dish by dish.
Beach clubs and lidos
Long drinks lists that change with the season, updated from the bar instead of at the print shop.
Pasta houses and trattorias
Classic dish names stay untouched while the description around them is translated properly, not literally.
Hotels and bars
Breakfast, room service and cocktail lists live in one digital menu and are updated without reprinting.
Why Qarta
More than a PDF on a phone
10 languages, one menu
English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese. The dish's real name never changes.
Photos graded to your room
Your plates, tables and light become the reference, so one phone photo per dish looks commissioned.
Edits that go live at once
Change a price, hide a sold-out dish or add a special, and all 10 languages follow.
An assistant at every table
Diners ask about allergens, spice or something light, and get answers drawn only from your menu.
Allergens handled properly
All 14 allergens from EU Regulation 1169/2011 on every dish, translated with the rest of the menu.
AI-polished, never AI-invented
Only light, white balance, background and crop are touched. Never the food.
Questions
Digital menu FAQ
- What is a digital menu?
- A digital menu is your food, drinks and dessert list hosted online and opened on the diner's phone. With Qarta it also carries dish photos, translations into 10 languages and allergen labelling, and you can change a price in seconds.
- Is a digital menu better than a PDF?
- Yes. A PDF has to be pinched and zoomed, shows no photos at readable size and cannot translate itself. A Qarta digital menu is built for the phone screen, loads in the diner's own language and lets them tap a dish to see it full screen.
- How do I update prices or dishes?
- From your phone. Change the price, hide a sold-out dish or add a special and every language updates with it. No reprinting and no designer.
- Do I have to type my whole menu in?
- No. You photograph the printed food, drinks and dessert menus and we transcribe every section, dish and price. You only confirm what we read.
- Which languages are included?
- English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese. The menu opens in the diner's own phone language automatically.
- Do diners need to install anything?
- No app and no login. The menu opens in the browser they already have.
Looking specifically at the table sticker side of it? Read about our QR code menu for restaurants.
Your digital menu can be on the tables tonight
EUR 39.90 per month plus EUR 149 setup with stickers and training. Bring your printed menus and a phone.