However they ask, he understands.
A guest types a question and gets an answer. Arabic, French, English or Lebanese — he replies in the language they used, without anyone choosing a setting first.
Your guests scan the QR code on the table and ask whatever they want to know, in whatever language they speak. Quentin answers from your menu and nothing else — every dish, every allergen, every price. You see what they asked the same evening, and he puts the dishes you want to move in front of them first.
A guest types a question and gets an answer. Arabic, French, English or Lebanese — he replies in the language they used, without anyone choosing a setting first.
Gluten, dairy, egg, nut, fish. He says which dishes work and why — and when your menu doesn't say, he sends the guest to your staff instead of filling the gap himself.
Star the dishes you want moving tonight and he brings them up first — only when they fit what the guest actually asked for. Try it: the stars below are the real control.
A returning guest gets a menu that already knows what they like. No account, no login — they opt in once, and can be forgotten on request.
What your guests asked. Which dishes they skipped. What your menu couldn't answer — the same evening, not at month end.
In whatever form it exists. A link to your site, a PDF, a photo taken on your phone — or nothing at all, in which case we build the menu page and host it for you.
Every dish, price and allergen is read off your menu and checked by hand. Calories and macros come from the nutritionist we work with. Then you star what you want to sell.
A QR card on each table, or one line of code on your website. Nothing about how you take orders changes — the menu simply answers back.
No. They scan the QR code and it opens in their browser, like any web page. There is no app, no account and no sign-up.
He says he doesn't know and sends them to your staff. He never guesses — and you see every one of those questions in your dashboard, which tells you exactly what your menu is missing.
No. Nothing about how you take orders changes. Quentin never takes an order and never takes a payment — your team does, exactly as they do today.
Send us the update and we handle it. The same QR code and the same table cards keep working — nothing on your tables needs reprinting.
Arabic, French, English — and Lebanese written in Latin letters. He answers in whichever language the guest writes in, with no setting to choose.
We set Quentin up on a few of your own dishes before the call, so you are not watching a generic demo. Leave a number and we will call you back to arrange a time.
Try Quentin on a real menu right now, then let's talk about yours. Setup takes a day, and your very first weekend will tell you what your guests are really after.