How do you share a translated menu with everyone at the table?
Use one browser link or QR code so each diner can review the same visual menu without installing an app.
Create once, open on every phone
A persistent web link avoids sending screenshots page by page. It also keeps dish names, prices, descriptions, and images together as people scroll at different speeds.
Choose link or QR
Send the link in the group chat when everyone is already connected. At the table, a QR code is faster because people can scan it without typing or exchanging contact details.
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Check that the menu has finished processing.
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Open the shared link once before distributing it.
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Keep the original paper menu available for prices and changes.
Decide together
Ask each person to shortlist one or two dishes, then compare overlapping choices. A shared visual menu is especially useful for family-style meals where portion and variety matter.
AI dish images and labels are decision support only. Confirm allergies and safety-critical dietary needs with the restaurant.
