One menu, everywhere.
Keep your menu in one place and every surface — ordering, printed menu, staff docs — shows the same thing.
One source · Photo import · Tags
Your product line, in order.
One tidy catalog of what you make, with the details every part of your business needs to sell it.
Catalog · Details · Variants
One catalog, every location.
A master catalog with per-location price and availability, so each store shows the right thing without five separate lists.
Master list · Per-location · Availability
Change it once.
Snap a paper menu or price list to import it, then change a price once and every surface updates.
Photo import · One edit · Tags respected
How your catalog works
From a photo of your menu to one price you change in a single place.
Import from a photo
Snap a menu, price list, or catalog and the items extract themselves.
Tag it once
Set allergens, age limits, or return policy on the item, one time.
Set per-location
Override price and availability per site from one master list.
Everything updates
Change a price once and every surface that shows it updates.
More than a product list
One catalog the whole business reads from.
Start from a photograph
Import a paper menu or price list instead of typing it all in.
One catalog, per-location
A master list with per-site price and availability — not five lists.
Tags every app respects
Set allergens or return policy once and every surface honors it.
Products, answered.
Any business that sells or offers something — restaurants with menus, retailers with catalogs, makers with product lines, services with packages. It is one master list every part of your business reads from.
Start from a photograph. Snap a paper menu, a supplier price list, or a catalog and the items extract themselves — no manual data entry to get going.
Yes. Keep one master catalog with per-location overrides for price and availability, so each site shows the right thing without you maintaining five separate lists.
Tag an item once — allergens, age restrictions, return policy — and every app that shows the product respects the tag automatically, so you set it in one place.
From the Knowledge Base
Guides and resources to help you get started.