Qrype

Qrype solves a very concrete problem for hospitality businesses: updating a printed menu is slow and expensive, and translated versions are almost always out of date. Instead of typing dishes into a form, you photograph the paper menu — or drop in a PDF or Excel file — and the AI reads every dish, price and allergen for you. Nothing has to be transcribed by hand, which is the main reason teams adopt it.

Once the menu is in, you get a QR code in ten print-ready styles that you can download, print and place on tables or in a window. The guest-facing side is a mobile-first web menu, so diners simply scan and read — there is no app download for them. The same menu can be translated into more than 30 languages in one click, so a tourist, a local and an international visitor all read the same accurate dishes in their own language, with allergen tags and dietary filters attached to each item.

Qrype's own positioning is straightforward: one plan that covers unlimited AI QR menus at a low monthly price, with a 30-day free trial that needs no credit card. Menus can be edited live — change a price or an item and the QR code stays the same, so you avoid reprinting. It is aimed squarely at independent restaurants, cafés, bars and hotel restaurants rather than at large chains needing custom procurement.