Aleryc creates digital menus with QR codes for restaurants and bars: a light, polished page in your venue’s style that customers open with their phone camera, with no app to download. The QR code always stays the same: when a dish or a price changes, you write to us and we update it, without reprinting anything. A menu is just one example: with our digital products you can link a page we create to a QR code.
What your menu can include.
- Dishes and prices, organised the way customers look for them.
- Allergen information: you provide it, since you know your dishes and the obligations of your industry; we organise it clearly.
- The wine list, even as a page of its own.
- Photos of the dishes, optimised so they stay light.
- Several languages, chosen based on the customers you serve most often, laid out with the same care as the Italian.
For the English version, with examples and the words that confuse, see our guide “Your menu in English”.
At the table, in practice.
We deliver print-ready QR codes to put on tables, in the window or at the counter. The customer scans the code and the menu opens right away in the browser, on iPhone and Android, even when the venue’s or the phone’s connection isn’t great.
Who updates it and how.
We do: you write to us about what’s changing, by email or WhatsApp, and we update it. Changes show up right away, and the QR code stays the same. The options depend on how often your menu changes:
- If your website is already with us, menu updates are included in the website’s monthly fee.
- If your menu rarely changes, you pay for the build and for changes separately, only when needed.
- If your menu changes often, we agree on an initial build and a small dedicated monthly fee.
Your venue’s style.
Colours, typefaces and photos follow the restaurant’s style, so the menu speaks the same visual language as your website and social media. It isn’t a PDF to pinch and zoom: it’s designed for a phone screen. We explain how it works in detail in our guide to digital menus.