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Toque
Your menu, finally beautiful. Built and published in minutes
Toque builds a customizable digital menu for your restaurant: a hosted menu page, a QR code that never changes, AI menu import, 68-language guest translation, and live analytics. Free 7-day trial, no card.
I'm Ethan, and I've spent the couple months building Toque on my own.
It started with a simple annoyance: every restaurant I walked into had a QR code on the table pointing at a PDF that was slow or an out of date hard to use PDF. And every time the kitchen changed a price or ran out of something, the fix was a reprint or verbal communication that maybe hard to convey ahead of time.
So Toque works like this: you photograph the paper menu you already have, and in about twenty seconds it's an editable menu. Style it anyway you'd like, and it's live at toque.menu/your-restaurant with a QR code that never changes. From then on you edit from your phone: 86 a dish, bump a price, and every menu and every printed code stays right. Guests can read it in 68 languages with one tap, and you get to see which dishes they actually open.
A few things I'm proud of:
• Ease of edits on the menu and a smarter way to get analytics on what people view and open
• Bring your team. Invite a manager or chef with exactly the access you want them to have.
• A second location shares the same login, and a menu copies across in one step.
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About Toque on Product Hunt
“Your menu, finally beautiful. Built and published in minutes”
Toque was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #54 on the daily leaderboard. Toque builds a customizable digital menu for your restaurant: a hosted menu page, a QR code that never changes, AI menu import, 68-language guest translation, and live analytics. Free 7-day trial, no card.
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Ethan Jerla
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Ethan, and I've spent the couple months building Toque on my own.
It started with a simple annoyance: every restaurant I walked into had a QR code on the table pointing at a PDF that was slow or an out of date hard to use PDF. And every time the kitchen changed a price or ran out of something, the fix was a reprint or verbal communication that maybe hard to convey ahead of time.
So Toque works like this: you photograph the paper menu you already have, and in about twenty seconds it's an editable menu. Style it anyway you'd like, and it's live at toque.menu/your-restaurant with a QR code that never changes. From then on you edit from your phone: 86 a dish, bump a price, and every menu and every printed code stays right. Guests can read it in 68 languages with one tap, and you get to see which dishes they actually open.
A few things I'm proud of:
• Ease of edits on the menu and a smarter way to get analytics on what people view and open
• Bring your team. Invite a manager or chef with exactly the access you want them to have.
• A second location shares the same login, and a menu copies across in one step.
It's free to start, no card needed. Try the demo menu here: toque.menu/e108/chicken
I'd love to hear what you'd want from a menu tool, what feels off, and what's missing.
Thanks for looking,
Ethan