A PDF, a Google Drive link or a flipbook is made for paper. On a phone the text is too small. Google cannot read it. ChatGPT cannot read it. We make it a real web menu. It is in every paid plan, from $0.97 a day.
A PDF, a Google Drive link or a flipbook is made for paper. Tap the buttons. See what your guest sees.
A new guest does not know you. First they find you on Google. Then they open your menu. This is their first look at your food.
Survey of 1,101 adults in the USA. MGH, 2019.
So they choose another restaurant. They never tell you why.
A PDF tells you nothing. Your web menu counts every visit. You see what works. You see what does not work.
Crab fried rice 412 96 
Crispy pork belly 388 7 
Thai omelette 201 44 The numbers are in the Plus plan, from $2.63 a day. We count visits, not people. No cookies.
A website and a web menu like this is a big job for a web agency. With us it is in every paid plan.
Every dish has its own page. Google can show it. ChatGPT can suggest it. A PDF cannot do this.
The guest reads the menu in their own language. The allergens and diets are translated too.
Send a phone photo. It comes back looking professional. No photo? The AI makes one from the dish name.
Your web address and your logo. One QR code for the table. It still works when you change the menu.
You see which dishes guests open and which they skip. You see how far they read, and in which language.
Write to the bot on Telegram: "Hide the green curry." It shows you the change. It waits for your yes. You do not open the app.
Six steps. The first one takes one afternoon. Then the menu stays up to date.
Upload your PDF, paste its link, or take a photo of the paper menu. The AI reads the dishes, the prices and the sections. You fix any mistakes.
Send a phone photo from the kitchen. It comes back looking professional. Same dish, better light. For a dish with no photo, the AI makes one from the name.
The AI writes each dish in your voice. Then it translates it into fourteen languages. Allergens and diets are translated too.
Your name, your colours, your web address. One QR code for the table. One link for Instagram. Both keep working when you change the menu.
Each dish goes out as clear data, not as a picture. When someone asks an AI where to eat, it can name you. It can name your dishes and your prices.
Paper cannot tell you this. Your web menu can. A dish seen 141 times and opened 3 times has a problem. Often it is the photo or the price.
One link. No app. No PDF. No zoom. It opens in the language of their phone. Every dish has a photo.
Typed in English on the Thai menu. The dish still comes up.
You type the name of the dish. The AI writes its story in your voice. It also writes the text that Google shows. Then the app gives each text a score from 0 to 100.
Crispy pork belly $20 “Warm and simple. We are a family kitchen in Bangkok. Our recipes come from home.”
We cook our pork belly slowly for twelve hours. Then we press it overnight. At the end we fry it in hot oil. The skin turns golden and crisp. The meat stays soft, rich and juicy. You dip it in black vinegar with fresh chilli and garlic. The sauce is sour, sweet and a little hot. It is an old family recipe from Bangkok.
Dairy-free. Contains: soy.
What Google showsYou tell the AI how you talk. You do this one time. Warm, simple or elegant. Then every dish sounds like you wrote it.
The AI score checks what is in the dish, how it tastes and how you cook it. It checks the allergens too. AI assistants need these words to suggest your dish.
The AI also writes the title and the text for Google. The SEO score checks them. Green means Google can show your dish well.
The AI tells where the dish comes from and how you cook it. Guests enjoy the story. A guest who understands a dish is happy to order it.
Good words help more guests find you on Google and in AI answers. A good story helps them choose. You read each text, change it if you want, and save it.
Many people now ask an AI where to eat. The AI can only name what it can read. It cannot read a PDF. It cannot read a photo of a menu.
Here are three places nearby for sushi: a hotel restaurant, a mall chain, and a place with 400 reviews.
Your chirashi is the best on the street. The AI does not know. It cannot read your PDF.
Ito Sushi, 300 m away, cuts their chirashi to order — fish in from Toyosu twice a week. $24. They also do a salmon donburi at $18.
Your dish, your words, your price. The AI can quote your menu because it can read it.
Google AI, Perplexity, Claude and Apple work the same way. They read web pages. They do not read PDFs.
Most restaurants have one of these five. Each one was a good choice on the day you made it. Here is what each one costs you now.
Only a pin on the map and a phone number.
Your menu is a photo of the board.
The file for the printer, now on the internet.
Canva, AnyFlip, Issuu. A PDF with pages that turn.
It works. But it works for the app, not for you.
Your address, your brand, your dishes as clear data.
A PDF wins one row. A delivery app wins two. We show that. A table where one side wins every row is hard to believe.
| Nothing online | Photos on Instagram | A PDF or a Google Drive link | A flipbook | A delivery app | Your BiteTheMenu menu | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Made for a phone, not for paper | No | A little | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Opens fast | No | A little | No | No | A little | Yes |
| Google can read your dish names | No | No | No | No | A little | Yes |
| AI can quote your dishes | No | No | No | No | No | Yes |
| Guests read it in their language 14 languages | No | No | No | No | A little | Yes |
| Guests can search it | No | No | No | No | A little | Yes |
| Allergens and diets guests can trust | No | No | A little | A little | A little | Yes |
| Every dish has a photo | No | A little | No | No | A little | Yes |
| A new price is live at once | No | No | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Your name and your brand on it | No | A little | Yes | A little | No | Yes |
| No commission on your sales | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| You see what guests looked at | No | A little | No | No | A little | Yes |
| It shows you to new people | No | A little | No | No | Yes | A little |
Guests do not see this part. But it decides if people find you. All of this is live on the first day.
Most menu PDFs are the file for the printer. On a phone the whole page gets very small. The text is about five times smaller. A PDF cannot change its layout. A web page can. It fits every screen. The words come first. Each photo loads at the right size.
A PDF has a fixed page. A web page fits the screen.
Each dish page has a small hidden record. It has the name, what is in it, the price and the diets. Google reads this record. AI reads it when someone asks where to eat. A PDF has no record like this.
On every dish page. This is the real format.
You upload a photo one time. The menu makes a small one for the list and a big one for the dish page. Old phones get a file they can open. A guest with a weak signal still sees the menu fast.
Three sizes and three file types, from one photo.
This is not a translate button. Each language is a real page with its own web address. Google sends a German search to the German page. Arabic reads from right to left. Allergens are translated too.
Fourteen languages, plus one page for everyone else.
A guest reads the Thai menu and types "pork" in English. The dish still comes up. The search also reads the descriptions. So "truffle" finds a dish with truffle in it.
One search across every language of the dish.
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google and Apple send programs to read websites. Many restaurant websites block them by mistake. Your menu lets them in by name. It also gives them a list of every dish page.
Thirteen AI readers allowed on the menu. None in your admin.
You see that a dish was seen 110 times and opened 3 times. You do not see who the guests are. There are no cookies and no logins. So your menu needs no cookie banner. If a phone asks not to be tracked, we count nothing.
Totals only. We keep nothing that shows who a guest is.
Dish pages, all the languages and the hidden records are in the paid plans. The free plan gives you the menu page, free, for as long as you want.
When your dishes are on the web, the rest is easy. Each thing below is ready. You switch it on when you want. It uses the menu you already have.
Add a video to any dish. The chef can show how the broth is made. Or make a short video from the dish photo, with the name and the price. Or paste a link to your own video.
A story in your words. Many photos. A video. The ingredients and the allergens. The wine that goes with it. A new waiter reads the page and knows what to say. A guest reads it and chooses.
Hide a dish when you have no more. Show tonight's special. Change a price. Write it to the bot in your language. It shows you the change and waits for your yes. Nothing is deleted.
Every menu has a free QR code for the table. The guest scans it and reads. In the paid plans, the same QR code also takes the order. You keep the whole bill.
The rest of the platform, ready when you are
No other contract. No other login. Use only what you want. If you only want the menu, that is fine with us.
Start free. You do not need a card. Pay when the menu brings you guests.
Your menu page, online, with photos and descriptions. One competitor. AI credits to try everything.
Your own web address. Every dish on it, not only the first hundred. Automatic translation. Three competitors.
The Photo Studio. The numbers from your menu. Your street checked every day. Eight competitors.
No setup fee. If you leave, your menu, photos and guest list stay yours.
No card, no setup call. Start free and the agents pick it up on their next shift.
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