A guest points their phone at the QR on the table and your menu opens over a photo of your own café. No app, no signup, no typing — they order right there, and the waiter sees it against that table’s number.
Nobody installs anything, and nobody remembers a password.
1Every table has its own QR. A phone camera is enough — your menu opens in your café’s own photo and colour.
2The guest browses, fills a basket and orders. The ticket belongs to that table, because the QR was that table’s.
3The ticket lands on the tables board with the day’s number (#14): accepted, preparing, served, closed.
Edit the menu from your phone, and it is on the table seconds later.
Categories and items with prices, a description or ingredients, photos, in the order you choose. A price change is on the table in seconds.
Out of cheesecake? Mark it unavailable from the list, and nobody can order it.
Print a QR sheet for every table. If a sticker walks out of the shop, rotate that table’s code and the old one stops working.
Add a waiter with nothing but their mobile number. Sign-in is a one-time code — there are no passwords.
See every ticket by table and status. A waiter can also order on behalf of a guest who would rather not use a phone.
Every line records its price the moment it is ordered. Raise a price at 9:05 and the 9:04 ticket does not move.
An order sent three times over a dropping connection is still one order.
Visitors read the menu in English or Arabic; right-to-left and left-to-right, Jalali dates and toman prices.
Six themes and twelve layouts, in your own colours and font. The menu looks like your café, not everyone else’s.
Six themes, twelve layouts, and your own colours, font and corners. Change the look from the manager panel and it is on every table seconds later.
A theme is the menu’s whole look: the backdrop, the cards, the type, the colours and the ornaments. Every theme has a light and a dark face, chosen by the guest’s own phone.
Liquid Glass over your own photo — the menu as it has always been.
Suggested layout: Classic
A slate board in a wooden frame, chalk handwriting and coloured headings.
Suggested layout: Price list
A printed bistro card: cream paper, a serif and fine rules.
Suggested layout: Elegant
A night sign: headings and prices that glow.
Suggested layout: List
Street food on brown kraft paper, with stamped headings.
Suggested layout: Bento
A bakery window: soft colours and round shapes.
Suggested layout: Circles
A layout is only how the categories and items are arranged. It works with every theme, and the category rail, the basket and the item page stay the same.
Two-column tiles over your photo
Tidy rows with a small photo
One card per item, wide photo
A featured item, then two columns
Each category a sideways shelf
The café board, no photos
Centred and fine, for dining
A mosaic of big and small tiles
Round photos, like a pastry case
Three columns, photo first
Photos alternate side to side
Each category opens on its photo
Pick the accent, background and text colour — or keep the theme’s own.
Six fonts that carry Persian, and small, medium or large text.
Sharp, soft or round corners; the theme’s ornaments on or off.
See the real menu in the manager panel, exactly as a guest will, before you save.
Three apps, one system. All of them run on the web and install on a phone like an app — no app store.
Guest menuFor guests
A guest scans the QR on the table and your menu opens over a photo of your own café. They order, then watch it move step by step — no app to install, no signup.
Waiter appFor the floor
Every order lands on the waiter’s phone the moment it is placed, with its table number. They accept it, send it to the kitchen and serve it.
Manager panelFor the owner
Your whole café in your pocket: change the menu or a price and it is on the tables seconds later. See today’s sales, the busiest table and every order in one place.
The manager panel is fully open on every plan, so you can build the whole menu before paying for anything.
A QR menu, no ordering
1,350,000toman · a month
Menu, ordering and the floor
3,200,000toman · a month
Prices are in toman; you buy any period from the manager panel.
Upgrading from Lite to Pro needs no reprinted QR codes, and the unused Lite days come off the Pro price.
No. The phone camera opens the QR and the menu shows in the browser. Ordering needs no account; signing in by mobile is only for keeping receipts.
Every order carries its own unique id. Sent three times, it is one ticket in the kitchen — not three.
Yes, from your phone, in seconds. Tickets already placed keep the price they were ordered at.
Rotate that table’s QR in the manager panel. The old sheet stops opening, and you print the new one.
The interface is fully Persian, English and Arabic, and you can write your menu in each of them — a guest who has not got your translation sees the Persian. The names you type — say “Affogato” in a Persian menu — keep their own direction and display correctly.
Yes. In the manager panel pick one of six themes and twelve layouts, then set the colours, font, text size and corners. The live preview is exactly what a guest will see.
Every manager has a Tanor wallet. Once our team records your deposit, you buy a plan for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months from inside the manager panel. Guests still pay for their orders at your counter.
Get in touch: we create your shop, name you its first manager, and you start building the menu that same day.