Laminated menus and PDF links share a flaw: the moment a price changes or a dish sells out, they're wrong. And the QR-menu platforms that solve it charge monthly rent for what is, underneath, a list of dishes with photos — content you should own outright.
Describe your menu's shape — sections, dish details, dietary tags, a specials board — and WyberAi builds both halves: the guest-facing menu that loads fast from a table QR code, and an admin page where staff flip "sold out" or update tonight's special in seconds. Because it's a real web app and not a widget, it grows with you: add a second location's menu, a takeaway order form, or a wine list with pairings whenever you're ready.
What your restaurant menu app needs — and gets
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Sections and dish cards
Starters, mains, desserts, drinks — each dish with photo, description, price, and dietary tags (V, VG, GF, spice level).
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Sold-out and specials switches
Staff toggle availability or pin today's special from a phone — guests see it change instantly.
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QR-first guest view
A fast, mobile-first menu built to be opened from a table QR code — no app download, no pinch-zooming a PDF.
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Multi-language ready
Add a second language for your menu content when you need it — the structure supports per-language dish text.
From idea to live app in three steps
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Describe it
Paste the starter prompt below (or write your own) — screens, data, and rules in plain English.
02
AI engineers it
WyberAi generates the full app — UI, database schema, auth — self-heals build errors, and runs a live security scan.
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Publish it
Preview instantly, refine in chat, then publish to a live URL (or your own domain) when it's right.
Starter prompt — engineered for this build
The exact prompt to build your restaurant menu app
Build a restaurant menu web app: a public mobile-first Menu page with sections (Starters, Mains, Desserts, Drinks), each dish showing photo, description, price, and dietary tags, plus a highlighted Today's Specials section; and an Admin page (login required) where staff can add or edit dishes, mark items sold out, and set the daily specials.
Questions people ask about building a restaurant menu app
How do guests get to the menu?+
Publish the app and point a QR code at its URL — any free QR generator works. Guests scan and the menu opens in their browser, no download.
Can non-technical staff update it?+
That's the point of the admin page: logging in and toggling a dish or editing a price is a form, not a code change.
Can I add online ordering later?+
Yes — start with the menu and ask chat to add a takeaway order flow when you're ready; the dish data you've entered carries over.
What does it cost to run?+
Building uses free monthly credits (a build is 30, edits are 2), and published apps are hosted for you — no per-table or per-scan fees.
Start building for free — 50 credits/month
No credit card required. Your restaurant menu app live in minutes.