Scascan Restaurant - Turn printed menus into digital menus with QR codes.

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Publish your digital restaurant menu with a QR code and accept table orders. Guests scan the code, browse your menu, choose items, and order in their browser—no app installation required. Manage incoming orders from your workspace: review tickets, accept orders, mark them complete, or cancel them. Update your menu anytime and keep it accessible online. Give customers an easier way to explore your offerings and order from their phones, while helping your team manage table orders efficiently.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m excited to introduce **ScaScan Restaurant** — a simpler way for restaurants to bring their menus online and accept orders directly from the table. 🍽️ Create and publish a digital menu 📱 Let guests scan a QR code, browse the menu, and order from their phones 📋 Manage incoming orders from one workspace — accept, complete, or cancel tickets 🔄 Update your menu whenever needed Our goal is to make digital menus and table ordering accessible without complicated systems or requiring customers to install an app. We’re launching ScaScan Restaurant and would love your feedback! **I’d love to hear from you:** - What’s the biggest challenge you face with restaurant menus or table ordering? - What feature would make a QR ordering system genuinely useful for your restaurant? If you run a restaurant or know someone who does, please give ScaScan Restaurant a try and share your thoughts. Every suggestion helps us improve. 🙏 Thanks for checking us out!
How did you use Cloud Run for this launch?
Scascan currently runs on a web hosting infrastructure with a Next.js static frontend and PHP APIs. We have not yet integrated Google Cloud Run into our production deployment. Our launch focuses on making practical, privacy-first digital tools accessible to everyone, including our QR code restaurant menu and table-ordering solution. We are interested in exploring Cloud Run for future AI-powered features and scalable backend workloads.