About RestaurantOS
One QR code on a table, and everything behind it.
What it is
A guest sits down, scans the code taped to the table, and sees that restaurant’s menu — no app, no download, no account. They order; the kitchen sees the ticket; the waiter sees the table light up. That one journey is the product.
Why the QR is dynamic
The sticker is printed once and never changes. The menu, the prices, the table’s identity and the staff behind it are resolved live on every scan — so a price changed at six applies to the next guest, and regenerating a table’s code invalidates every old print at once.
Built for Bangladesh first
Bengali and English are equals here, not a translation bolted on: every screen a guest, a waiter or an owner reads exists in both. Prices are in taka, phone numbers are local, and the whole product is designed for the phone in the guest’s hand rather than the tablet on the counter.
Multi-vendor by design
One codebase serves any number of independent restaurants, each on its own address, each seeing only its own data. A restaurant is not a row in someone else’s system — it is its own storefront.