Your menu, one tap away.
Guests tap an NFC tag or scan a QR code and your menu opens in their language, with every allergen marked. Change it from your phone, no reprinting.
Live in four steps, with us beside you.
Send us your menu
A photo or PDF is enough. We set up every dish, price and allergen for you, ready to check line by line.
Make it yours
Pick photo or text layout, add your logo and colours, and tick allergens on each dish.
Add languages
Translate missing wording in one click. Maltese, Italian, German and more, edited by you.
Put it on the tables
Print your permanent QR or use NFC tags. Publish, and guests see it instantly.
From the table to the menu in one tap.
Tap the tag or scan the code
Guests hold their phone to the NFC tag on the table, or point the camera at the QR code. Works on iPhone and Android.
The menu opens instantly
Your menu opens in the browser. No app, no sign-up, no Wi-Fi password.
Read it in their language
English, Maltese, Italian, German, French, Spanish and Portuguese, one tap apart.
Order with confidence
All 14 EU allergens on every dish. One tap hides what they cannot eat.
What a paper menu can't do.
Five ordinary moments in a service. On paper, each one costs you time or money. On a live digital menu, it is handled before the guest notices.
| Feature | Paper menu | ND digital menu |
|---|---|---|
| Price changes | Reprint, or cross out by hand | Live in seconds from your phone |
| Languages | Usually one | 7 languages, including Maltese |
| Allergens | Small print, or ask the kitchen | All 14 EU allergens, with filters |
| Sold-out dishes | Staff tell each table | Hidden in one tap |
| Lunch and dinner | Swapped by hand | Switch on a schedule |
| Dish photos | Costly to print | Optional, add any time |
| Where guests find it | Only at the table | Table, Google, Instagram, one link |
| Hygiene and wear | Handled by every guest | On the guest's own phone |
Built for a busy service, not a design agency.
Everything happens from a phone between orders. Your changes stay private until you publish, so nothing half-finished ever reaches a guest.
- Mark a dish sold out in one tap and guests see it straight away
- Separate menus for lunch, dinner, drinks or seasonal specials
- Opening hours, Wi-Fi details and announcements on the same page
- One link for your Google profile, Instagram bio and website
Digital menu questions
Do guests need to download an app?
Guests scan a QR code or tap an NFC tag with their phone camera. The menu opens in the browser straight away. There is nothing to download.
What is an NFC menu and how does it work?
A small NFC tag sits on each table. Guests hold their phone to it, the same way they pay contactless, and your menu opens in the browser. Each tag also has a QR code for phones without NFC.
Is a digital menu better than a paper menu?
A digital menu is always current: prices, sold-out dishes and lunch or dinner menus change the moment you publish. Guests read it in their own language with every allergen marked, and you never pay to reprint.
Can I offer my menu in Maltese, English and other languages?
Yes. Write your menu once in English, then add Maltese, Italian, German, French, Spanish or Portuguese. Missing translations fill in with one click and you can change any wording. Guests see the menu in the language of their phone.
How are allergens shown?
You can add every one of the 14 EU allergens to each dish. Guests can filter the menu to hide what they cannot eat, which helps your staff and keeps you in line with EU food information rules.
Do I need new QR codes when prices change?
No. Your QR code and NFC tags always point to the same address. You edit the menu online and press publish, and guests see the new version immediately.
Do you provide NFC tags and menu stands?
Yes. NFC tags, table stands and printed QR cards are in stock in Malta. We set them up and place them with you, so there is nothing to source or configure.
What if I do not have photos of my dishes?
Yes. You can use a photo layout or a clean text-only layout, in your own colours and with your logo. Many venues start text-only and add photos later.