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A long menu is a lot to remember. People forget the drink, the side, the sweet. So in a few places, the menu turns into a small game. It is made from your business, never a template, so the game itself says who you are.

Why it matters

  1. 01

    Choosing feels like play

    Swipe yes or no on each dish, deal a table, build a sandwich. Picking from a long menu stops feeling like work.

  2. 02

    One more thing, at the right moment

    Each step offers what goes with it: the cheese, the sauce, the side, the drink. Small things people would forget to ask for.

  3. 03

    Every yes goes into the order

    What people pick lands in their list with its price, so nothing is lost between choosing and ordering.

  4. 04

    A full menu that looks the part

    Around the games, every dish has its photo, its words and its price, designed with care. A place that looks this good is trusted, and people order with less doubt.

What we design for: more on every table, and a higher bill per person.

See it working

On the real screens.

  • An Italian restaurant

    Swipe the menu

    Swipe right on what you would eat tonight, left to say no. Every dish you like goes on your table.

  • Moonslurp

    Build your bowl

    Choose the broth, the noodles and the toppings, and the bowl is drawn as you choose. Turn up the spice and the page gets warmer.

  • A Spanish and Mexican cantina

    Deal the table

    Say how many you are and what you feel like. The cards deal a table of dishes, with the price for everyone.

  • A sandwich deli

    Build your sandwich

    Pick the meat, the size and the bread. The meat is cut and stacked while you choose, and the price changes with it. Then smash it together.

  • An Isan restaurant

    Pound your own

    Pick the base and the chilies, then pound it yourself. The site finds the closest dish on the menu and puts it on your table.

  • A dessert café

    Make it snow

    Scroll down and shaved ice falls like snow, until it is a mountain in the bowl. Keep going and the sauce pours down over it.

  • A Thai sweets shop

    Fill the box

    Choose a box, then tap the sweets to set them on their gold trays. When the box is full, the ribbon ties itself.

  • A supper club

    Compose your table

    Answer five questions: how many guests, which kitchen, the mood, what to leave out, the drinks. The cards deal a table of dishes, with the price for everyone.