From paper to phone in an afternoon
Bring your menu
Import a PDF, a spreadsheet or your current website — AI turns it into dishes and categories you can edit.
Make it yours
Start from a preset, then set your own colors and fonts. It is your brand on the table, not ours.
Share one link
Print the QR code for your tables. Guests scan and browse — nothing to install, nothing to update by hand.
Theming
Every restaurant has its own taste
Four restaurants, one product — the colors, fonts and photos are all the owner's. What you see in the phone is the real menu, live.
Pick a restaurant — the menu follows.
Trattoria Fiorella
Antipasti
Pasta
Dolci
Reviews
Hear it from your guests first
Diners rate their visit right from the menu — no account, no app store detour. Reviews arrive in your dashboard inbox, visible to you alone, so praise and problems reach you before they reach the internet.
132 reviews
- New
Loved being able to read the menu in French — and the duck confit was superb.
Today
Great pasta, kind staff. The wine list could be a little longer.
Yesterday
Best brunch in the neighborhood, and the menu loaded before the coffee arrived.
This week
Features
Everything the menu needs
One dashboard for the daily reality of running a menu.
Import with AI
Hand over a PDF, a CSV or your old website and get an editable menu back — dishes, prices and categories in place.
Speak every language
Enable the languages your guests speak. Auto-translate drafts the gaps; you approve every word before it ships.
QR codes, table-ready
Generate a QR code in your colors, with your logo at the center, and export it for print.
Dishes on a schedule
Lunch specials appear at lunch and leave in the afternoon. Sold-out dishes stay on the menu, marked honestly.
Every location, one account
Run several restaurants side by side, each with its own menu, theme and link.
Private by design
No ad trackers and no third-party cookies on your menu. Analytics stay aggregate, and diners can always say no.
Common questions
- What is a digital menu?
- A menu that lives on a web page and opens on your guest's own phone: they point the camera at a QR code on the table and the menu appears, with photos, prices and dietary tags — no app to install, nothing to download. You edit it from your dashboard and every table sees the change at once.
- Is Menoodo free?
- Yes. The Hobby plan is free for as long as you like — one restaurant, one language, 30 products, the QR code designer and a week of analytics, with a small Menoodo banner on the menu. The paid plans add more languages, restaurants and history, and every one of them starts with a 30-day free trial. See the plans
- Can my menu be in more than one language?
- Yes. Enable the languages your guests read and they switch between them inside the menu, on the same QR code. You write one language; auto-translate drafts the others and you approve every word before it goes live. Pro covers three languages per restaurant, and Max has no limit. How multilingual menus work
- Do I have to reprint the QR code when I change the menu?
- No. The code holds your menu's address, not the menu itself, so a new dish, a price change or a new language show up behind the same code. Print it once, in your colors and with your logo in the center, and change the menu as often as you like. More about QR code menus
- Can I import the menu I already have?
- Yes. Hand Menoodo a PDF, a spreadsheet, your website or a Goomer or OlaClick link and it comes back as categories and dishes with prices and photos in place. You tick what to keep before anything is saved, and the free plan includes one import to get started. Moving from Goomer
- Does Menoodo take orders or payments?
- No. Menoodo is the menu, not an ordering system: guests read it on their phone and order with your staff, as they do today. There are no commissions, no tablet at the counter and no change to how the kitchen works.
- What does Menoodo collect about my guests?
- Nothing that identifies them. There are no ad trackers and no third-party cookies on your menu; what you see in analytics is how many people opened it, in which language, from which country and on what kind of device — never who. Where the law requires consent, guests are asked first and can always say no. Read the privacy notice
Put your menu in your guests' hands
Free to start, no card required. Import your menu and share it tonight.