Plexusmenu QR Menus

Plexusmenu began with a simple restaurant problem: a printed menu becomes outdated the moment a price, item, or availability changes. Reprinting is slow and expensive, while customers can still be handed information that is no longer accurate. I built Plexusmenu so restaurant owners can manage a digital menu and share it with customers through a QR code.

The owner workflow is intentionally straightforward. After signing up, a restaurant can create menu items with a name, price, description, and currency, then generate a QR code for customers to scan. A change made to the menu is available immediately, which makes seasonal updates, price changes, and temporary availability much easier to handle.

I built the platform with TypeScript, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Prisma, and Supabase. The stack supports a responsive experience for both the owner managing the menu and the customer viewing it from a phone. I focused on keeping the product practical: the restaurant should be able to update information without needing design or development help.

Plexusmenu includes free and premium subscription options, with the premium tier covering custom QR-code styles, downloadable codes, unlimited menu items, and no watermark. The product is currently available to use for free while I continue refining the experience and learning from the real workflow it supports.