The menu in your language. The order in theirs.
Photograph any menu and read it in your own language. Tap what you want, turn the phone around, and the staff see your order in theirs.
Hand your phone to the staff. The large text is for them.
Free to download, and you can scan without making an account.
Photo to order in about a minute.
1
Snap every page
One page or nine, plus the specials board on the wall. Shoot them all and they come back as one menu.
2
Watch it read
Dishes appear section by section as they are recognized, with prices. No blank spinner.
3
Tap what you want
Quantities, running total, allergen flags against your profile. Hold a dish to hear it said.
4
Show the waiter
The waiter sees it in the menu's own words, big enough to read across a counter.
一品 · Small plates
A photo turns into a menu you can use.
Not text floating on a photo. Sections in the printed order, original names beside the translation, prices where they belong.
- Both names, always. The original stays visible, so you can point at it.
- Jump between sections. Long izakaya menus get a section bar, not endless scrolling.
- Not sure what it is? An info button pulls up photos, searched on the original name.
- It keeps the menu. Every scan lands in your history, one tap away next week.
Made for the person taking the order.
Reading the menu is the easy part. Ordering is where it falls apart. Hand the phone over and the order fills the screen in big type.
Their words
Every dish exactly as the restaurant printed it, never translated back.
The allergy note
A red box in their language that the waiter cannot miss. They tap to confirm.
The second round
New items get a green band. Anything ordered earlier sits below it, so the waiter sees what changed.
Hand your phone to the staff. The large text is for them.
Avoid
Matches your profile. The dish gets a red band naming the allergen.
Likely contains
Egg, dairy, wheat, sesame, peanuts. Amber chips, never a verdict.
Ask the staff
A written note in the restaurant's language rides with your order, asking staff to check.
Allergens, in their language and yours.
No app can promise a dish is safe. This one flags what is likely in a dish, and writes your question out for the kitchen.
Your allergen profile stays on your phone and applies to every menu, including old ones.
Everyone at the table, on their own phone.
One person scans and shares a link. Everyone else opens it in a browser, picks what they want, and it lands in one table order.
Settle it either way
Split the bill by person or evenly. Every dish shows who ordered it.
Allergies pool at the table
Everyone's allergies combine into one warning for the kitchen.
One order for your server
The combined order goes to staff in the restaurant's language.
Table order
Everyone's selections are combined into this table order.
Tax and service are added at the register. These are menu prices.
Invite more people
Anyone who opens the link joins this table. No app needed.
Scanned so far in
- Japan
- Taiwan
- United States
- Hong Kong
- Mainland China
- and counting
Built on menus from real restaurants.
Handwritten specials, faded photocopies, laminated sets, vertical text. The app speaks 11 languages and reads menus in whatever language they were printed.
* As of August 25, 2026