AurCard for restaurants and cafés
A menu updated in a second, a table booked, and a review asked for before the guest stands up.
What costs a small restaurant most is not printing, it is lag: a price changed and the menu on the table still says the old one; an item sold out and the waiter apologises for it ten times an evening. A digital menu fixes that because an edit reaches every table at the same instant. And once the code is already in front of the guest, asking for a review and taking the next booking becomes one more tap.
What it actually solves
Prices change faster than printing
Every price change used to mean a new menu or a sticker over the old number. Now it means pressing save.
Items sell out mid-evening
Hide the item at once instead of the waiter apologising at every table.
Guests who do not read Arabic
A bilingual menu opens in the visitor’s language — which matters in cities that host visitors.
Few reviews despite happy guests
A happy guest does not write a review two days later. They write it while still sitting there, if asked.
How to start
- 1
Upload the menu with photos
Split it into starters, mains, drinks and desserts. A good photo sells more than any description.
- 2
Put the code on every table
An NFC sticker or a printed QR — or both, so it works with any phone.
- 3
Turn on booking and reviews
Table booking cuts the rush-hour calls; the review is asked for with the bill.
The features that matter most here
Common questions
Do we drop printed menus entirely?
Keep a few for edge cases — a dead battery, a guest who prefers paper. The large majority will use the code.
Do we need strong Wi-Fi in the venue?
The page is light and opens over ordinary mobile data. You do not need guest Wi-Fi.
Restaurants usually start on Basic Shop and move to Pro Shop when they need WhatsApp integration and more branches. See pricing
Other industries
Clinics
Appointments booked without calls, and a page for your doctors and services that opens on the patient’s phone.
Salons & beauty
A service list with prices, direct booking, and seasonal offers switched on in one press.
Real estate
One unit, one link — and a broker card shared at the viewing with a tap.