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QRAlp
QR code menus in every language your guests speak
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QR code menus in every language your guests speak
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QRAlp is a QR code menu builder for cafés, restaurants and bars. Take a photo of your paper menu and AI types it in. Guests scan a QR code and read your menu in their own language, with photos, prices and allergens: no app, no sign-up. AI writes descriptions, translates them and improves your photos; you approve every change. No QRAlp branding on your menu. One plan, everything unlimited: $49.90 a year or $8.90 a month, with a 15-day free trial.







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Hi Product Hunt,
I'm Metin, and I built QRAlp: QR code menus your guests read in their own language.
Cafés and restaurants keep running into the same problems with menus: guests who can't read the local language, reprinting every time a price changes, and QR menu tools that look generic, charge per feature or put their own logo on your menu.
Here's what QRAlp does:
Take a photo of your paper menu, or start from a template, and AI types it in. You check every dish before it's added.
Guests scan a QR code and read your menu in their own language, in up to 80 languages, right-to-left included. No app, no sign-up.
AI writes descriptions, suggests allergens and improves photos. You approve every change.
An AI Assistant answers guests' questions about your menu, in their language.
"My list" lets guests collect dishes with a running total and show it to the waiter.
Design table tents and stickers for every table. Change your menu any time: printed codes keep working.
Your name, colors and logo. No QRAlp branding on your menu.
One plan, everything unlimited: $49.90 a year or $8.90 a month. Building your menu is free; your 15-day free trial starts when you go live.
Try it as a guest: scan the code in the first image, or open demo.qralp.com. It's a real café menu in 8 languages, so switch to Japanese or Arabic and ask its AI Assistant something.
I'd love your feedback, especially if you run a café, restaurant or bar: what would make you switch from paper?