what the guest does.
SCAN · TURN · PLACE · ORDERThe dish sits in the menu as a real 3D model. One finger spins it and a pinch zooms in, so the guest can check the portion, the sides and the texture before a waiter has walked over.
One tap opens the phone camera and sets the dish on the guest’s own table. That’s augmented reality (AR), and it runs in the phone’s browser.
Once guests have seen the plate, they know what they’re ordering, even a dish they’ve never tried. On plans with ordering, they add it from the same screen and it goes straight to the kitchen screen.
models made by us.
You don’t need a scanner or a studio, and your team has nothing new to learn. Send photos of your real dishes and we make the 3D food models for the dishes you choose. When a new dish joins the menu, send us its photos and we make that one too. The Menu plan includes up to 3 dishes in 3D. Each extra dish is a one-time fee, with no charge per order.
Our homepage has a live 3D dish. Turn it, switch to another, or open it in AR on your phone. Your own dishes would work the same way.
common questions.
Do guests need an app for the AR menu?
No. The 3D menu and AR both run in the phone’s browser, opened from the same QR code on the table. AR works on iPhones and Android phones that support it.
How do we get 3D models of our food?
You send us photos of your real dishes (a few clear shots of each plated dish, from different angles) and we make the models and add them to the right dishes on your menu. There’s no scanner or studio involved, and we don’t come to photograph on site. If a dish won’t model well, we’ll tell you before it goes on the menu.
Does every item need a model?
It doesn’t. Start with the signature mains and desserts guests hesitate over, and add more whenever you like. The Menu plan includes up to 3 dishes in 3D, and each extra dish is a one-time fee.
Does 3D slow the menu down?
Models load only when a guest opens a dish, so the rest of the menu stays quick.