Guests see what the dish looks like before they order, and they order more: Grubhub measured up to 70% more orders for menus with photos. A QR menu with autoplay food video, live in 5 minutes. It runs in the browser on any phone, with no app to install.
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They ask the waiter the same questions; time per table goes up, the check doesn’t.
Reprints every season, a designer, translations: €500–800 down the drain.
Guests still can’t tell what’s good, so they order what’s cheapest.
You only find out at inventory which dishes drive the average check.
Every dish is a short vertical 9:16 autoplay video, like TikTok or Reels. No video? A Ken Burns photo fallback keeps the feed alive.
Each table gets its own URL: a guest scans and the order arrives with the right table number. Print every code in one click; visual floor-plan editor.
The kitchen sees orders instantly (SSE, no refresh), with a sound alert and New → Accepted → Ready → Served statuses. Analytics: revenue, top dishes, by hour.
Apple Pay / Google Pay via Stripe, and funds go straight to the restaurant’s account.
A dish photo ≈ €0.15, a video ≈ €2.20, descriptions in multiple languages at €0.03 per language. Pay-per-use from a wallet.
Dish names and descriptions translate into 12 languages, which suits tourist areas.
Disho is free during the beta, with no limits on tables, dishes or orders. After the beta, the Pro plan is €40/month with a 3-month trial. Pay-at-table carries a 1.5% + €0.10 fee per transaction.
Do guests need Wi-Fi in the dining room? Guests use their own 4G/5G, and that’s enough. Offer guest Wi-Fi for extra reliability. The restaurant needs internet for the admin panel.
Do guests need to install an app? No. The menu opens in the phone’s browser the moment the QR code is scanned.
Does Disho integrate with POS systems? Not yet. Disho keeps its own orders and analytics. iiko, R-Keeper, Toast and Square are on the Pro roadmap.
How long does a real launch take? The demo takes 5 minutes. A real launch is 1–3 hours: descriptions, video, floor plan, printing QR codes. iPhone footage is more than enough.
Who owns the uploaded videos? You do. Disho never uses your content for marketing without consent.
Can I delete my data? Yes: backup export plus account deletion. GDPR-compatible; menu guests stay anonymous.
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