Let them see the dish before they order it.
One card on the table. Every dish on the menu, in 3D, on the diner's own phone. Spin it, read what's in it, set it down on the table. No app.
Want it on your phone? Scan the table card just below.
From the kitchen · 2 h ago
Dough proved 48 hours. Today's is at its best.
Chef's pick
Contains gluten, dairy
This is live. Drag to turn it. On a phone, the button places it on your table.
Scan this card with your phone.
- 1Point your phone camera at the QR on the card. This is exactly what a diner does at the table.
- 2Tap any dish. Spin it, read what's in it, then tap View on your table to set it down in front of you.
- 3Move the phone a little sideways so it finds the table, and the dish appears at real size in front of you.
In a restaurant this card sits on every table. Two seconds from scan to menu, one tap from menu to table.
Five kitchens. Same card on every table.
Every menu below is a real page served by Dishtinction, in the restaurant's own colours and languages. Pick one and use the phone.
While they wait
Twenty minutes to the food. Give the table something to do together.
Every phone that scans the card lands in the same room. 122 short games across couples, friends, family, colleagues, drawing, mind games and packs from home. Rounds last a minute, the reveal happens on every phone at once, and the laugh happens face to face.
- 1The table orders from the menu. The counter sees the ticket instantly and marks it ready when it's up.
- 2A countdown runs from the kitchen's prep times, and the lobby suggests two games that fit the party.
- 3Beat the bar and the table wins what you set: a free dessert next visit, redeemed at the till with a code. Or they play for who buys dessert tonight.
Open it on two phones to see the same room. Each demo restaurant runs a different set of packs.
- Friends · Quip NightFood Fails
Fill the blank, vote for the funniest, find out who wrote it.
3–8 players · 75 s rounds - Couples · Do You Know MeLittle Habits
One answers privately, the other predicts. Matches score for both.
2 players · 40 s rounds - Family · Forehead CharadesAnimals
Phone on the forehead, table shouts the clues, tilt to score.
2–8 players · 60 s rounds - Colleagues · Wavelength WorkWorkplace
One clue, everyone slides the dial. Are you on the same wavelength?
2–8 players · 45 s rounds - Mind games · Bluff MasterScience Oddities
Write a convincing fake, then find the truth among the lies.
3–8 players · 80 s rounds - From home · Bollywood ForeheadShaadi Season
Joota chupai to baraat. Guess the wedding word before the timer.
2–8 players · 60 s rounds
Try it now
Order out loud. In the language you actually order in.
Pick a language and talk to the waiter in your browser. It knows the menu, it has opinions about it, and it answers the way people speak at a table — not the formal register a translation app reaches for.
The menu changes with the language, because a Tamil speaker being asked to imagine ordering ramen is being shown the wrong thing.
A real waiter on a real menu, in 18 languages. Three minutes a call.
Also on the phone
Call The Brass Fork. Nobody's on shift, and it still books your table.
The restaurant's number is answered by an assistant that knows tonight's menu, the kitchen's notes, opening hours and offers. It takes a table request with name, party size and time, and the restaurant confirms it from the dashboard.
- 1Ask what's good tonight, or whether the crab bake has gluten.
- 2Ask for a table for four on Friday at half past seven.
- 3Hang up. The request is already on the restaurant's screen.
The Brass Fork, Austin
The demo line is being connected.
What the restaurant sees
Every call with its recording, transcript and outcome. Table requests wait in one list to be confirmed or declined with a tap.
From a phone photo to a dish on the table in an afternoon.
- 1
Photograph the dish
Four phone photos on a plain plate. Your kitchen already does this for delivery apps.
- 2
We build the model
A 3D model is generated and optimised for phones in minutes. One credit per dish.
- 3
You approve it
A person checks every model before it goes live. Rejections refund the credit.
- 4
Print the card
One tent card per table. Diners scan it, open the menu, and set any dish down on the table in AR.
Simple pricing. Credits only when you generate.
Every plan includes unlimited menu edits, tables, languages and analytics. You pay for the 3D models you actually make.
Trial
Free for 14 days
No card needed
See your first dishes in 3D before you pay anything.
- 1 restaurant
- 2 model credits included
- 30 minutes of the talking menu
- Public menu stays live 30 days after the trial
Starter
$59.00 / month
Cancel anytime
For a single restaurant or cafe with a focused menu.
- 1 restaurant
- Up to 30 dishes with 3D models
- Model top-ups from $19.00 for 10
- Team access for your staff
Pro
$149.00 / month
Cancel anytime
For groups and large menus that change often.
- Up to 3 restaurants
- Unlimited dishes with 3D models
- 300 minutes of the talking menu, then $0.12 a minute
- Per-table analytics
Print the table cards from your dashboard.
One PDF, one card per table, your logo and colours already on it. Every card carries that table's own QR, so you also see which tables scan the most.
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