Tap the table to see the menu

How it works

1. 01

   Write the tags once

   With a box of blank stickers and an Android phone, a staff member writes each table's permanent link onto a tag and records which physical chip went to which table.

2. 02

   Check the room

   Walk the floor tapping each tag to confirm it opens the table it's on — because a tag on the wrong table puts one party's food and bill on another.

3. 03

   Guests just tap

   The guest side needs nothing from us: the phone's own operating system opens the link. Your live menu appears with photos and prices, no app and no account.

4. 04

   Orders arrive tagged to the table

   The order reaches your kitchen view and POS labelled with its table as an open check, settled at the register when the party leaves.

Frequently asked questions

What do guests need?

Nothing but their phone. Tapping an NFC tag is handled by the phone's operating system, so there's no app to download and no account to make.

What do I need to write the tags?

Blank NFC stickers and an Android phone running Chrome. Writing tags from a browser only works there — an iPhone cannot write an NFC tag in any browser, because Apple doesn't give browsers access to the radio. Once a tag is written, any phone that can tap will read it.

Can a tag be reused if I rearrange the room?

Yes. We never lock a tag, on purpose: locking is a one-way hardware change with no undo, and a locked tag whose table is later renamed would be landfill. Rewrite it instead.

Should I use NFC or printed QR codes?

Both, if you like. The same permanent per-table link sits behind either one, so a printed code and a tag on the same table lead to the same menu — and a guest whose phone won't tap can still scan.

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