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A QR code menu that answers questions and takes orders.

Guests scan a QR code at their table, browse your menu, ask an AI assistant about any dish, and send their order to your staff’s screen. You manage the menu and see what guests ask from any phone or computer.

Try one table

You’re the guest at table 7. Scan the code, ask a question and send an order. Then switch hats: you’re the staff, and then the owner. Everything below is a working sample.

  1. 1Scan the code
  2. 2Ask the AI waiter
  3. 3Send an order
  4. 4Move it along
  5. 5Read the summary

Step 1 of 5. Press “Scan the code” on the phone.

The guest’s phone

Point your camera at the code on your table

Table 7. Scan to see the menu and order.

On a real phone, the camera does this for you.

The staff screen

Sample Restaurant

Live

  • 1New
  • 1Preparing
  • 1Ready
  • 1Waiters
  • 0Checks

Needs a waiter · 1

  • 4

    I need something

    Waiting 2 min

New1

  • 2

    1 min

    $19.50

    • 2× Pork Dumplings (6)
    • 1× Jasmine Iced Tea

Preparing1

  • 3

    7 min

    $32.50

    • 2× Dan Dan Noodlesextra spicy
    • 1× Crispy Spring Rolls (2)

Ready to serve1

  • 5

    12 min

    $23.00

    • 1× Short Rib Rice Bowl
    • 1× Lemon Soda

Tables 2, 3, 4 and 5 are made up. Yours is table 7.

The owner’s dashboard

Today so far

A sample day, already under way

Orders

47

Sales

$1,284.50

Average order

$27.33

What guests asked about

Asked for, not on the menu

  • ramen ×2
  • burger ×1

Try asking the assistant for something the menu doesn’t have.

A summary, in plain words

Analytics opens with a short summary like this one.

Sample numbers. Whatever you did on the phone is added to them. See the owner pages

The menu, the assistant’s replies and the numbers in this demo are samples written ahead of time. A real restaurant’s assistant answers from that restaurant’s own menu.

At the table, guests read the menu, ask questions and order on their own phones. Behind the scenes, your staff get orders and requests on one screen, and you get a record of what guests asked and ordered.

What happens at a table

Here is one order, start to finish.

  1. 01

    A guest scans the code

    Each table has its own QR code. It opens your current menu in the phone’s browser, with no app to download and no account to make.
    A woman sits at a restaurant table looking at her phone, with another person standing in the background.
  2. 02

    They look through the menu and ask

    The menu shows photos, prices and allergen labels. The assistant answers questions about any dish from what you’ve entered, by typing or by voice.
    The guest menu on a phone: dish photos, prices and allergen labels, with Chat and Menu tabs and an order button.
  3. 03

    They send the order

    Guests add dishes themselves or by asking the assistant, and can put notes like “no onions” on a dish. The order shows up on your staff’s screen with the table number, and a sound plays.
    The staff screen: waiter calls at the top, then columns for new, preparing and ready orders with the table, dishes and time waiting.
  4. 04

    You see what happened

    Every conversation and order is saved. Analytics turns them into short summaries of sales, popular dishes, and what guests asked for that isn’t on your menu.
    The owner’s analytics page: a plain-language briefing, a box to ask the AI about your numbers, and tiles for sales, orders and average order.

Screens show a sample restaurant with sample data.

Good to know before you start

Payment stays with your staff

Guests can send an order and ask for the check from the table. UVStack doesn’t take payment.

No POS connection

Orders appear on UVStack’s own staff screen, not in a POS or on a kitchen printer. If you use a POS, your staff enter the order there themselves.

Allergies go to a person

The assistant repeats only the allergen information you’ve entered, never says a dish is safe, and sends the guest to a staff member to confirm.

Set up UVStack for your restaurant

Creating an account takes about a minute. New accounts are locked until you enter an access code, so email or text us and we’ll send you one. If you’d like help with your first menu, just ask.