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THE FIRST 100% NATIVE AI MENU PLATFORM 🚀
A line of 20 people at the window. Nobody can read the board from the back, and everyone asks the same thing when they get there: 'what's in it?'.
Street AI
53 Languages
14 Days Free
Fixed QR

A line of 20 people at the window. Nobody can read the board from the back, and everyone asks the same thing when they get there: 'what's in it?'.
They scan the QR while they wait, see photos, prices and allergens in their language, and reach the window with their order decided. The line keeps moving.
You run out of ribs mid-service: hide them from your phone and the line stops ordering them. No crossing out, no saying 'we're out' 40 times.
Prices, dishes, AI photos, QR, bookings and stats: send Gaston a voice note and it’s done. No computer needed.
— 01 / Operations
IAMenu replaces repeated paper-menu edits with one reviewable workflow: import an editable draft, update the web menu, activate translations, verify allergen information and add approved images.
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Export a fixed PDF snapshot with supported colors, fonts, QR codes and reviewed allergen badges. Proof every file before printing.
Adjust supported colors, fonts and layout controls without rebuilding the menu document from scratch.
Ask Gaston to propose a grouped change such as raising drink prices, then review the affected products before publishing.
29-Language
Catalog
Draft translations with culinary context. Plans support 2, 4 or 8 active languages, and staff review the final copy.
— Example workflow / 02
Result: one documented review workflow across the selected menus
— 02 / AI Assistant
You cook in limited space. Gaston proposes menu updates, translations and allergen suggestions for you to review.

Snap a photo of your current chalkboard or menu and let Gaston extract an editable draft for review.
Example request:
"Upload a menu photo → extract an editable draft → review products, prices and translations"
Send Gaston a voice request from the truck, then review the proposed change before publishing.
"Hide the ribs, we've sold out"
"Raise all drinks by €0.50"
"Switch on the festival menu for this weekend"
"Translate the menu into English and French"
90
Functions
∞
Categories
24/7
By chat
Included in your 14-day trial
— 04 / Capabilities
Professional level without an office, a designer or a photographer on board

One vinyl sticker on the truck and you're done.
International crowds at every event.
Generate optional menu images, compare them with the real dishes and publish only approved visuals.
Professional level without an office, a designer or a photographer on board · One QR, Forever • Festival Languages • Reviewable Allergen Suggestions • AI Photos, No Photographer • What Sells at Each Spot • Copy that Sells in Line
— 05 / Why it helps
A reusable QR, editable availability and clearer menu information
If you can use WhatsApp, you can use IAMenu. Everything from your phone, no laptop needed.
We are not a delivery app taking a cut of every sale. It's YOUR menu with YOUR QR. Flat fee, period.
Customers can review products, prices and published allergen information while they wait.
Translations, allergens, photos and copy powered by AI that works today — not marketing.
We're choosing our first 100 restaurants. They get the founding price, locked for life: you renew every year at the same price, forever. When the seats are gone, they're gone.
The natural plan for your truck
€228€189/year· 2 months free
For the festival circuit
€468/year
that's €24/mo · or €39/mo if you prefer paying monthly
−38% · yours forever14 days free
Several trucks or stalls
€828/year
that's €33/mo · or €69/mo if you prefer paying monthly
−52% · yours foreverFor fleets
You renew every year at the founding price. Even if IAMenu raises prices, yours never moves.
If it's not for you, we refund every euro. No questions, no fine print.
No card needed. Upload your menu and watch the AI build it before you decide.
The founding price is kept while your subscription stays active. No lock-in: cancel anytime.
— 07 / Example workflows
Three kitchen-on-wheels operations, one solution adapted to each service
A smash burger food truck rotating through music festivals all summer long
— Challenge
Every festival is different: a different crowd (largely international), different prices because the event adds surcharges, and new signs to print every week. Each event's QR ends up in the bin along with the poster. At peak time, the line clogs up at the window asking what's in every burger, and when the brioche buns run out it has to be announced customer by customer.
IAMenu workflow
Use one reusable QR that points to the editable web menu. Before each festival, the owner can review prices, activate an event menu and publish translated copy. Generated images and allergen suggestions are reviewed before publication; availability can be changed from the phone.
The destination QR can remain the same while the published menu changes, reducing repeated sign and menu-file work.
A taco stall in an urban food market with locals and plenty of tourists
— Challenge
Minimal counter space, no room for physical menus. The hanging chalkboard can't be read through the crowd. Tourists can't tell 'cochinita' from 'tinga' and ask one by one, slowing down service. And allergens aren't declared anywhere, even though EU rules also apply to a market stall.
IAMenu workflow
Place a QR on the stall and counter. Customers can see each taco with reviewed copy, an uploaded or generated image, and operator-verified allergen information in an activated language. The owner maintains the menu from a phone and can ask Gaston to propose price or copy changes.
The stall gains a compact, editable menu while the operator keeps responsibility for the accuracy of published product and allergen information.
A seafood street food stall that buys at the fish market every morning and cooks whatever came in
— Challenge
The menu depends on the day's catch and changes daily. That means rewriting the chalkboard every morning, with no photos, no translations and prices corrected with crossings-out. Sold-out items keep getting ordered until someone remembers to wipe the board, and the fish and shellfish allergens — the most critical ones — are never in writing.
IAMenu workflow
Each morning the cook can ask Gaston to draft the daily changes, then review translations, images and fish or shellfish allergen information before publishing. Availability remains editable from the same phone.
The daily menu stays editable without rewriting the whole chalkboard, while regulated information remains subject to operator verification.
— 08 / Operational summary
Most QR menu apps are a PDF with a code in front. IAMenu runs real AI in production today, applied to what a food truck actually needs:
Update products, prices and availability from a phone while keeping the same menu URL.
Review translations, images and allergen suggestions before publication.
Use a reusable QR and maintain an editable web menu for each service.
A conversational assistant with around 90 functions can propose menu changes by chat or voice and extract an editable draft from a supported photo or PDF. Review requests such as hiding ribs or changing drink prices before publishing.
AI-assisted translation uses culinary context for terms such as 'Bravas' or 'Taco al Pastor'. IAMenu has a 53-language catalog, with 2, 4 or 8 active languages by plan; the operator reviews the final copy.
AI can suggest the 14 EU allergen categories based on product information. Recipes and cross-contact conditions vary, so the operator must verify every suggestion before publishing.
AI image generation is built into the dashboard within monthly plan limits. Review generated images against the actual dish, or upload your own photography when exact representation matters.
Four writing styles and four lengths help draft product descriptions. Review each draft for accurate ingredients, preparation and brand tone before publishing.
Write 'taco truck with retro lettering and Mexican colors' and the AI generates a complete, coherent palette matching your truck's livery. Your digital menu looks like an extension of your brand, not a generic template with three fixed themes.
IAMenu combines an editable web menu with AI-assisted import, translation, images, descriptions and allergen suggestions, all within a review-first workflow.
View the transparent comparison— 10 / TRANSPARENT COMPARISON
Total transparency. This is what IAMenu does better for a kitchen on wheels, and also what we are not, because we prefer to be honest:
| Feature | IAMenu | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Changing the menu per location | Publish menu changes from your phone while keeping the same destination QR | Printed boards, PDFs and editable web menus each use different update workflows |
| Hiding a sold-out item | One tap on your phone and it disappears instantly for everyone | Availability controls vary; paper boards need a manual change |
| Menu translation | 53-language catalog with gastronomic-context AI, depending on your plan | Language limits, translation methods and review workflows vary |
| Dish photos | Generate optional AI images or upload your own, then review before publishing | Image uploads and generation features vary by product |
| Allergens | AI suggestions for 14 EU categories, with operator verification required | Allergen data and verification workflows vary by product |
| Pricing model | Flat fee from 19 to 69 euros per month, zero commissions on your sales | Subscription, commission and transaction-based models all exist |
IAMenu is NOT a delivery app: we don't bring you drivers and we never take a commission on your sales. It's your menu, with your brand and your QR, 100% under your control. If you work with delivery platforms, keep using them in parallel — IAMenu is the menu you show at the window and in the line, not a middleman.
— Final step
Try it free for 14 days, no credit card. Have the menu live before your next service.
Create My Digital MenuStart from your current menu and review before publishing
A food truck lives on the move: a music festival today, a food market tomorrow, a town fair at the weekend. Every location can call for different prices, dishes or languages. With IAMenu, one QR can keep pointing to the same editable web menu while you publish updates from your phone.
And since street food crowds are increasingly international, the menu is translated with gastronomic-context AI into the languages you activate from a 53-language catalog. Review the translated copy, images and allergen information before publishing it for customers to scan from the line.
The QR points to your web menu rather than a fixed PDF snapshot. Put it on suitable truck or counter signage, then publish price, availability or menu updates without generating a new destination link.
In a food truck, the sale is won or lost in the queue. If customers reach the window not knowing what to order, you lose minutes on each one and the line grows. With the QR in sight, they scan while they wait: photos, prices, ingredients and allergens — and they arrive with their order decided. The window serves instead of explaining.
The ribs run out mid-service: one tap on your phone and they vanish from the menu for everyone. No crossing out on the chalkboard, no repeating "we're out" 40 times to customers who had already chosen. When you restock, another tap brings them back. You can also ask the AI assistant (Gaston) by voice without putting the spatula down.
There is no room for a photographer in 3 square meters. With AI-generated menu images you can create an optional visual from the dashboard. Compare every generated image with the actual dish before publishing, or upload your own photo when exact representation matters.
Food businesses must provide applicable allergen information, including in street-food settings. IAMenu can suggest relevant EU allergen categories, but the operator must verify recipes, supplier information and cross-contact procedures before publishing. See the review-first allergen workflow.
| Feature | Chalkboard / Printed Menu | Basic QR (PDF) | IAMenu |
|---|---|---|---|
| Changing the menu per location | Rewrite or reprint every time | Regenerate the PDF (and often the QR) | Publish from your phone, same destination QR |
| Hiding sold-out items mid-service | Cross it out or announce at the window | Edit and re-upload the file | One tap, instantly |
| Languages | Local language only | 1 language or literal translation | 53-language AI catalog (per plan) |
| Dish photos | None | Badly lit phone photos | AI-generated or uploaded images, operator-reviewed |
| Cost | Signs + reprints per event | 5-15 euros/month + your time | 19 - 69 euros/month, zero commissions |
One reusable QR points to the truck menu. Before each festival, the operator can review prices, activate an event menu and publish translated copy. If brioche runs out, availability can be changed from the phone.
With limited counter space, a QR can present each taco with reviewed copy, an uploaded or generated image, and operator-verified allergen information in an activated language. The owner can maintain the menu from a phone between services.
The menu depends on each morning's catch. The cook can ask Gaston to draft changes, then review translations, images and fish or shellfish allergen information before publishing the updated menu.
No. The QR points to the web menu URL, so you can publish product, price, availability or language changes without replacing that destination code. You may still update physical signage when its wording or placement changes.
Change its availability from the dashboard on your phone, or ask the AI Assistant (Gaston) to propose the change and review it before publishing.
Yes. IAMenu has a 53-language catalog, with 2 active languages on Starter, 4 on Professional and 8 on Premium. Review translated copy and regulated information before publishing.
IAMenu costs €19, €39 or €69 per month for Starter, Professional or Premium. A 14-day Professional trial is available without a credit card, and IAMenu does not charge commission on menu sales.
Yes. Plans include 10, 30 or 75 AI image generations per month. Compare every generated image with the actual dish before publishing, or upload your own photography.
IAMenu can suggest relevant EU allergen categories, but the food business must verify recipes, supplier information and cross-contact procedures before publishing. AI output is not a compliance guarantee.
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