Menu Magic
A menu built for people deciding where to eat.
A digital menu with photos, current prices and dual pricing, that updates instantly and links straight to the ordering you already use.
Included in the one plan. No credit card during the private beta.
Demo data. Buddy Boy Barbecue is a fictional business.
Without Yorvana
- A PDF that pinches and zooms on a phone
- Reprinting menus every time a price moves
- Photos nowhere near the dishes
- Prices that are wrong online and right in store
With Yorvana
- A menu that reads well on a phone
- Price changes live immediately
- Photos next to the dishes that sell
- A link out to Toast, Square or ChowNow
01
This is a discovery menu, not an ordering system
Its job is the moment someone is deciding where to eat. Ordering stays with whoever you already use, because replacing a working POS flow is not a favour to anybody.
02
Photos where they change the decision
A menu is a sales page. The dishes with photos are the dishes people order, and a PDF cannot show them at a size that helps.
03
Dual pricing shown plainly
If you run cash and card prices, both appear clearly rather than as a footnote. Customers finding out at the till is how a pricing model turns into a complaint.
What is included
- Mobile-first digital menu
- Dish photos
- Dual pricing display
- Instant updates, no reprint
- Links to existing online ordering
- Build from an existing menu file
- Shareable link and QR
Questions
- Does it take orders?
- No, and that is deliberate. It links to the ordering system you already use rather than asking you to migrate.
- Do I have to type in every item?
- You can start from an existing menu file rather than an empty list.
- Can I change a price quickly?
- Yes, changes are live immediately, which is the main reason to have it at all.
- Is this only for restaurants?
- It is built for food and drink. Retail is better served by the website builder.
Menu Magic is one of twelve.
Every one of them is in the same plan.