Menu by QR code
One code per table. No download, no app, no registration — the menu opens in the guest's browser.

Our own product
Digital menu, ordering at the table and guest retention through a QR code. Our own product for hospitality — we run it ourselves, with everything that entails.
BYDOSQR in der Praxis

Die Papierkarte wird zum direkten Einstieg in die digitale Speisekarte.
One code per table. No download, no app, no registration — the menu opens in the guest's browser.
Guests order themselves and see immediately what is available. Repeat orders no longer need eye contact.
The ticket appears the moment the guest orders. No slips of paper, no follow-up questions, no forgotten table.

Für den Betrieb
BYDOSQR verbindet Gast, Service und Küche zu einem Ablauf, der sich natürlich anfühlt — für beide Seiten.
In hospitality every order costs footsteps. Menus are printed and out of date the moment a supplier changes a price. Guests only return if they happen to remember you.
BYDOSQR replaces the printed menu with a QR code on the table. Guests see the current menu in their own language and order directly; the kitchen receives the ticket in real time. Staff change prices and availability themselves in seconds. Every visit produces a guest contact you can reach again later.
Not a website builder with a hospitality skin, but the functions actually needed in daily operation.
One code per table. No download, no app, no registration — the menu opens in the guest's browser.
Guests order themselves and see immediately what is available. Repeat orders no longer need eye contact.
The ticket appears the moment the guest orders. No slips of paper, no follow-up questions, no forgotten table.
The menu appears in the guest's language. In a region with international visitors that is not an extra but a requirement.
Visits turn into contacts. A reason to return can be created deliberately instead of hoped for.
What sells, what does not, and at what time. A basis for the menu, purchasing and staffing.
No rebuilding of your operation. Four steps, usually within a few days.
We take over your existing menu including prices and allergens.
You receive the QR codes designed and ready for table stands or cards.
It runs from the first guest. Your team is briefed in about half an hour.
After the first weeks we look at the numbers and adjust what is worth adjusting.
No. The QR code opens the menu directly in the browser. No installation, no account, no hurdle before the first order.
No, it takes walking off their hands. The time otherwise spent bringing menus and taking repeat orders becomes available for guests. Table service remains possible for everyone who wants it.
The price depends on the size of the business and the scope you want. We name it concretely in the first conversation, together with a calculation of what it saves in time and printing.
We check the integration before rollout. Where no interface exists, BYDOSQR runs independently and passes orders to the kitchen.
As many as make sense. In Baden-Baden the usual set is German, English, French and Russian.
The printed menu remains the fallback and the business carries on as before. We do not build a system that shuts the place down when a line fails.
Do the maths first
We look at your process and calculate what changes. If the number does not add up, you hear it from us before you commission anything.
We usually reply within 24 hours. No sales pitch, no mandatory subscription.