CodeMago
What you can build, with the prompt already written
A digital menu built by AI, with the prompt already written

A digital menu built by AI, with the prompt already written

A printed menu costs money every time a price changes. A digital one updates instantly, shows a photo of the dish and takes the customer straight to ordering — and you can build one by describing your restaurant in a text box.

Categories (starters, mains, drinks, desserts) you edit later
Photo, description and price per item, with prices changing instantly
Sold-out marking, without deleting the dish
An order button that opens a message with the item already written
A layout built for the phone, which is where customers open it
Its own address, so it can become a QR code on the table

What makes a digital menu actually work

The difference between a menu that sells and one that merely exists comes down to three details. The photo: items with photos sell more, because the customer decides by looking. The price being right: an out-of-date menu starts an argument at the till. And the path to ordering being short: if the customer has to open another app and type what they want, they give up.

The prompt below covers all three. Swap the cuisine, the restaurant name and the categories for what you actually sell.

How it reaches the table

The published menu gets its own address. From that address you make a QR code, print it and put it on the table, in the window or at the counter. The customer points a camera and the menu opens — nothing to install.

The same address works over messaging, in an Instagram bio and on the restaurant's Google profile. One link, which you update whenever you like, with nothing to reprint.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to pay to try it?

No. A new account gets 100 credits, no card, which is enough to build the menu and adjust it a few times.

Can I change prices myself afterwards?

Yes. The prompt above already includes an admin screen for editing items and prices.

Can orders arrive inside the app instead of a messaging app?

Yes. Ask in the conversation for orders to be saved to an orders screen with status. The database is already included.

Does it work as a QR code on the table?

Yes. The published app has its own address, and you generate the QR code from it.

Start now, for free

Describe it in your own words. The AI builds the app, you refine it by chatting, and you publish it at its own address. No code to write.

Already written — send it and adjust from there:

Try:

Online booking, built by AITaking bookings by message costs more than it looks: someone has to reply, check the diary, confirm and remind the client on the day. An online booking page does that on its own, around the clock, and you just look at what got booked.A client record built to fit, instead of a spreadsheetEvery small business has a client record: usually a spreadsheet only one person understands, or the memory of whoever serves the counter. Both work fine until that person goes on holiday.An online store built by AI, shaped to your productOff-the-shelf store platforms charge a subscription, a commission per sale, and still force your product to fit their mould. When the store is built from your description, the mould is yours — and the cost is the plan, with no commission per sale.Inventory control built by AIA stock spreadsheet works until two people edit it on the same day. After that the balance becomes an opinion — and one wrong purchase costs more than any system.