Taarof — the Persian ritual of hospitality, where you offer, then insist, past politeness. Our embeddable menu carries that into taste: guests tick the dishes they loved, and those tastings travel with them — to the next table, the next city, the next guest.
“You loved this elsewhere — 9”
One tick is carried forward — across venues, into the guest's own app.
Every feature exists to answer one question a guest actually has — “have I had this, and was it good?” — and to hand the answer forward to the next person.
A guest ticks a dish and, optionally, scores it 1–10. That's the entire interaction — no review forms, no friction. The score is deliberately minimal so the menu still reads as a menu, never a leaderboard.
Calories, the protein/carb/fat split, ingredients and allergens — folded into the dish page so it never clutters the menu. Flag what you avoid; conflicts light up.
Filter by how far you'll walk. Search a specific dish and see its rating across every venue. Surface the top-rated places near you, ranked by what's actually loved.
Guests propose dishes and earn points when a venue approves them. Restaurants see honest, anonymized signal — what's loved, what quietly underperforms — never who.
A one-line embed turns any restaurant's existing menu page into a living one. The same identity, the same tastings, also live in a companion app — so what a guest loved at dinner is already there when they're deciding lunch three cities away.
Five sections — the embed in context, sign-in flow, business dashboard, the companion mobile app, and cross-site portability. Tap any tickbox or score chip; choices persist on this device.
Self-serve, no sales call. The widget is sandboxed — it can't fight your CSS and your CSS can't break it.
Verify ownership with Google Places or a domain TXT record. Free up to one location during the private preview.
Type it in, paste a CSV, sync from a Square/Toast/Lightspeed POS, or upload a PDF — we OCR it and you confirm the categories.
Pick a palette and a font; preview against your live site URL. The widget is fully sandboxed so it won't fight your CSS.
We do the install with you, or hand the install instructions to your web person. Most teams ship in under ten minutes.
A private journal of everything you've loved, that follows you between restaurants and cities — so a new menu is never a guess.
One line of code on the menu you already have. In return: honest signal on what guests actually love — and a network of repeat visitors who arrive already knowing what to order.
Drop your email and tell us how you'd use it. We'll reach out personally — usually within a few days. No automated drip sequences, no surprise upsells.