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FlyMenu is digital menu software for restaurants, bars and hotels. Every venue gets its own mobile-first mini-site with a QR code, so guests read the menu on their phone without installing anything. Dishes carry the 14 allergens required by EU Reg. 1169/2011, plus vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free markers. Menus are translated automatically into 12 languages, and every change is published instantly in all of them, with nothing to reprint. Menus can be reordered and illustrated with photos, exported as print-ready PDF or XLSX, cloned between venues and scheduled in advance. Layout, colours and fonts are customisable, and several users can manage the same venue. Dishes, allergens and diets are also published as structured data, so that search engines and AI assistants can read the menu. FlyMenu focuses on the menu itself: it is not a point of sale and does not handle table orders, payments or reservations.

EditCanvas transforms menu photos, PDFs, screenshots, and scans into fully editable restaurant menus. Restaurants often lose the original design files for their menus and are forced to retype content or hire designers for simple updates. EditCanvas solves this by rebuilding existing menus into editable layouts while preserving their original structure and visual identity. Users can upload menu photos, PDFs, screenshots, and scanned documents, then edit items, prices, descriptions, categories, graphics, and layouts using a Canva-like editor. Once updated, menus can be published as QR menus, exported as print-ready PDFs, or displayed on TVs and digital screens. Changes remain synchronized across all outputs, helping restaurants manage menus from a single source of truth. Key features include AI menu reconstruction, menu photo-to-editable conversion, PDF menu import, QR menu publishing, digital menu displays, print-ready exports, multi-location menu management, and more.