I build restaurants a chat assistant that knows your menu by heart, every ingredient, price and allergen. It answers customers day and night, and it never makes a dish up.
No app to install. No forms. Just send me your menu.
Your team knows every answer, but repeating them through a dinner rush is time they don't have. And online, a customer who can't quickly find out whether something has dairy doesn't email to ask. They close the tab and order from the place that told them.
This one is trained on a real menu from a restaurant I work with. Tap a question or type your own. It's the same assistant your customers would get, just on someone else's food.
Every answer comes from the menu itself. Ask for a recommendation, then tap a dish to drop it into your cart. The price comes straight from the menu.
No dashboard to learn, no software to run. You send me one thing, I do the rest.
A photo, a PDF, a link to your ordering page, whatever you already have. That is genuinely the only thing I need from you.
I turn your menu into an assistant that knows every dish, price and allergen. It usually takes me about a day, and the first one is free.
Put it on your website or a QR code at the table. It starts answering right away, and I keep it current whenever your menu changes.
Ask most chatbots about your menu and they will happily invent a dish, or a price. Mine can't. Every answer comes straight from the menu you gave me, and it stays on the subject of your food.
The same assistant now carries a cart and checks out, with the price locked to your menu at every single step.
When the assistant recommends a dish, the guest just taps it and it drops straight into the cart at the exact price on your menu, never a number it typed.
Flip a switch: a running tally your servers read at the table, or card payment online for guests ordering ahead. You choose which is on, or turn ordering off entirely.
Every price is recalculated on the server from your menu at checkout. A customer can't edit it in their browser, and the assistant can never invent one. No mispriced orders, ever.
I'm a software developer and a student at Queen's University. I built MenuHost after watching the same thing play out in restaurant after restaurant: servers pulled off the floor to answer questions they've answered a hundred times, and customers walking away from an order because nothing told them what was actually in the dish.
I take on one restaurant at a time. That means I read your menu properly, learn how you talk about your food, and build an assistant that sounds like your place instead of a generic bot. If something in your menu looks off, I flag it before it goes live.
You work with me directly the whole way, from the free first demo to every price change after it. Need your website freshened up too? I do that as well.
Sam
I'll make a free assistant on your own menu and show you how it answers. Takes about five minutes of your time.