Your menu, in your customers’ language.
Tourists, neighbours, regulars: everyone reads your menu in their own language. Plat du Jour translates it with every addition or change, keeps your speciality names exactly as you write them, and puts it behind a QR code.
How it works
Translated without you giving it a thought.
- 1You add a dish
In the back office, on WhatsApp or from ChatGPT. Or import your whole menu from a PDF.
- 2It gets translated
Always into English, and into the languages you chose in your profile.
- 3Your customers scan
The QR code in the dining room opens the menu in their phone’s language.
In detail
Designed for menus from all over the world.
Everyone reads your menu in their own language.
With every addition or change, the menu is translated into English and your customers’ languages. The QR code in the dining room opens it in one tap.
- English always included
- German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese…
- Translated with every change, without lifting a finger
Pizza del giorno
“Burrata” stays “burrata”.
Correct a translation once: it’s locked, and automatic translation never overwrites it again.
- Manual corrections locked
- Speciality names preserved
- Ready-made categories: pizzas, pinsas, calzones, pasta
Menu · Pizzas
One photo, and it goes everywhere.
The pizza of the day becomes a visual, goes out on Google and your social media, and takes the spotlight on your mini-site.
- Visual in your colours
- Google, Instagram, Facebook
- Featured on the mini-site
FAQ
What we’re asked most often.
Another question? Message us on WhatsApp, we’ll reply the same day.
All questionsEnglish is always included. You then add the main languages of your customers in your profile, from several dozen.
Correct the translation once: it’s locked and will never be replaced.
No, it always points to today’s menu.
You cook. We make sure people know about it.
Send a photo of your chalkboard on WhatsApp, or tell ChatGPT your dishes: your first daily special is online in under a minute.